California § 14016.10 - The department shall implement the federal requirement under Section 4603 of the
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§ 14016.10. The department shall implement the federal requirement under Section 4603 of the
The department shall implement the federal requirement under Section 4603 of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (P.L. 101â508) which provides for the continuity of Medi-Cal coverage during pregnancy and the post partum period for pregnant women who were certified as Medi-Cal eligible.
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