Aged, Blind and Disabled Federal Poverty Level Medi-Cal
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Support for groceries, bills, healthcare, help at home, and the people who care for you.
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Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Screens qualifying working people with disabilities for Part A premium help.
Screens direct eligibility and automatic qualification through Medi-Cal or an MSP.
Coordinates county intake and health-care certification for help living safely at home.
Help coordinating healthcare, mental health services, and longer-term support.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Help coordinating healthcare, mental health services, and longer-term support.
Help coordinating healthcare, mental health services, and longer-term support.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Help with groceries, income, utilities, phone, prescriptions, or property costs.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.
Free counseling, advocacy, legal help, and trusted local referrals.
Free counseling, advocacy, legal help, and trusted local referrals.
Help coordinating healthcare, mental health services, and longer-term support.
Coordinates Parts A and B timing, secondary coverage and enrollment periods.
A private plan approved by Medicare that provides Part A and Part B coverage. The plan choice is yours; HICAP gives free, unbiased help.
A Medicare Advantage plan for people who have both Medicare and Medi-Cal (Medi-Medi) that coordinates the two. The plan choice is yours; HICAP gives free, unbiased help.
A Medicare Advantage plan for people with certain chronic conditions. The plan choice is yours; HICAP gives free, unbiased help.
A Medicare Advantage plan for people who live in a nursing facility or need that level of care. The plan choice is yours; HICAP gives free, unbiased help.
Medicare prescription drug coverage, through a stand-alone Part D plan or a Medicare Advantage plan, and how it works with Extra Help or other creditable drug coverage such as employer, retiree, COBRA, VA or TRICARE. The plan choice is yours; HICAP gives free, unbiased help.
Private insurance bought from an insurance company that helps pay costs Original Medicare does not cover. Screens Medi-Cal sale limits and California enrollment rights only; no quotes or recommendations.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
Coordinates Medicare timing, payer order, and drug coverage across current-employer plans, COBRA, retiree coverage, ACA Marketplace coverage, VA health care, and TRICARE.
Free, unbiased one-on-one Medicare counseling for people on Medicare or about to be, covering Parts A and B, Medigap, Medicare Advantage, drug coverage, Medi-Cal coordination and fraud.
Monthly cash for people 65 or older, blind or disabled with limited income and resources; SSI recipients in California get Medi-Cal automatically.
A once-a-year payment toward heating or cooling bills for income-eligible Santa Clara County households, plus weatherization and disconnection help.
A monthly discount on PG&E bills for households under the CARE income limits or enrolled in qualifying assistance, and a smaller FERA discount just above them.
Lets homeowners who are 62 or older, blind or disabled, with limited household income and at least 40 percent equity, defer current-year property taxes on their home.
Reduced VTA fares at 65 and ADA paratransit rides for people whose disability keeps them from using regular buses and light rail.
Health coverage, Medicare savings, prescriptions, and help understanding your options.
A discount on one home phone, cell phone or broadband line per household for people in qualifying programs or under the income limits.
Monthly retirement income for people 62 or older who have about 10 years of work covered by Social Security; the amount depends on earnings and the age benefits start, and filing also opens Medicare enrollment at 65.
Monthly benefits for people under full retirement age who worked long enough and recently enough and have a medical condition expected to last at least a year or result in death; Medicare begins after 24 months of SSDI.
Health care for veterans who served on active duty and separated under any condition other than dishonorable; VA assigns a priority group that sets copays, and the County Office of Veterans Services helps with enrollment, pensions and survivor benefits.
Extra electricity and gas at the lowest baseline rate for households where someone depends on power or gas for a medical condition or device; not income-tested, and it stacks with CARE or FERA.
A $7,000 reduction in the assessed value of an owner-occupied home (about $70 a year in tax); one filing with the Assessor continues each year while the owner lives there.
A property tax exemption on the home of a veteran rated 100 percent service-connected disabled, unemployable, blind or having lost the use of two limbs, or their unmarried surviving spouse; the 2026 basic exemption is $180,671 and the low-income exemption is $271,009 when household income is $81,131 or less.
Care navigation, a 24/7 line, caregiver training and paid respite for people with dementia on Original Medicare.
Short-term care at home, at an adult day health program or in a nursing home so a veteran's caregiver can take a break.
Assessment, counseling, legal consultation and short-term respite for family caregivers of adults with brain impairment.
A monthly stipend, health insurance and respite for the family member who cares for a seriously disabled veteran at home.
A VA budget the veteran controls to hire caregivers, including family members, and buy the goods and services that keep them at home.
A tax-free monthly pension for wartime veterans with limited income who need help at home.
Service coordination, respite, day programs and supported living for people whose disability began before age 18, and their families.
Up to eight weeks of partial pay for a worker who takes time off to care for a seriously ill family member.
Support with daily life, staying at home, transportation, meals, and caregiving.