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Call on us for help

Do you have questions about

your health?

If yes, the Alliance

can help!

Call the

FREE Alliance Nurse

Advice Line

for answers 24 hours a

day, 7 days a week, at

1-844-971-8907

.

Do you need help managing your

health? Call the Case Management

Line at

1-800-700-3874, ext. 5512

.

Or if you would like health education

information, please call the Health

Education Line at

1-800-700-3874,

ext. 5580

.

You can talk to someone on our

Care Management team from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

member news

O

ur Member Services

Advisory Group meets

four times a year. Advisory

Group members tell us how

we are doing and how we can

improve services. Meetings are

held by videoconference in our

Scotts Valley, Salinas and Merced

offices. Alliance members can be

reimbursed $50 per meeting.

Any Alliance member, parent

or foster parent of a child who is

an Alliance member can join the

Advisory Group. If you don’t want

to join, you can still come to the

meetings.

If you would like to find out more

or want to know when the next

meeting is, please call Member

Services at

1-800-700-3874

.

Other health

coverage

WHAT YOU NEED

TO KNOW

You may have other health

coverage (OHC) if:

■ 

You have health insurance

through your job, Covered

California, your spouse or

partner, or if you bought

insurance on your own

■ 

You became eligible because

of a new life event—getting

married, for example

Your OHC may have ended if:

■ 

You were moved from Covered

California to Medi-Cal

■ 

Your job ended or you were laid

off

■ 

You didn’t work enough hours

to qualify for insurance through

your job

■ 

You stopped paying your

premiums

■ 

You canceled your policy for

any reason

Who do I contact to update

my OHC information?

If you

have Medi-Cal, call your county

Medi‑Cal office. It is important that

you give them this information

so they can update your case.

You should also call Alliance

Member Services. They will have

to verify that your OHC has

ended before they can update

your information.

Why is it important that I

update my OHC?

■ 

To make sure there are no

problems with being seen at

your doctor’s office or getting

prescriptions at the pharmacy

■ 

So you won’t get a bill from

your doctor’s office

Let your voice be heard!

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