California § 15900 - The Legislature finds and declares the following: (a) Approximately 21 percent of
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§ 15900. The Legislature finds and declares the following: (a) Approximately 21 percent of
The Legislature finds and declares the following: (a) Approximately 21 percent of nonelderly Californians lack health insurance coverage. Many are low-income individuals who are not eligible for existing public health coverage programs. (b) One hundred eighty million dollars ($180,000,000) in federal funds will be available for three years to reimburse for public expenditures made under a Health Care Coverage Initiative for uninsured individuals. These funds are to be provided pursuant to the Special Terms and Conditions of Californiaâs Section 1115 Medicaid demonstration project waiver number 11-W-00193/9 relating to hospital financing and health coverage expansion. (c) Californiaâs health care safety net system plays an essential role in delivering critical health services to low-income individuals. (d) Local governments have the unique ability to design health service delivery models that meet the needs of their diverse populations and build on local infrastructures.
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