What is DHS in healthcare?
What is DHS in healthcare?
The Department of Health Services (DHS) is an integrated network of clinics and hospitals that provides quality medical care to people of all ages. From prevention and wellness to specialty, emergency and inpatient care, DHS is a thriving, patient-centered health care system.
Who is in charge of healthcare in California?
California state government is responsible for the regulation and oversight of health care facilities through multiple agencies, departments, boards, bureaus, and commissions.
What is BenefitsCal?
The BenefitsCal Login online portal (www.benefitscal.com) is the website used by about 40 counties in California to manage Food Stamps (CalFresh), Medical Assistance (MediCAL), cash assistance (CALWORKs) and more.
Who is in charge of the Affordable Care Act?
Ensuring the Affordable Care Act Serves the American People The Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight (CCIIO) is charged with helping implement many reforms of the Affordable Care Act, the historic health reform bill that was signed into law March 23, 2010.
What are the types of health service?
Types of Services
- Mental health care.
- Dental care.
- Laboratory and diagnostic care.
- Substance abuse treatment.
- Preventative care.
- Physical and occupational therapy.
- Nutritional support.
- Pharmaceutical care.
What is C4Yourself?
The C4Yourself online portal (www.c4yourself.com) is the website used by about 37 counties in California to manage Food Stamps (CalFresh), Medical Assistance (MediCAL), and cash assistance (CALWORKs).
How do I contact C4Yourself?
The CSC is accessed using the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system at 1-877-410-8829 which provides a variety of case-specific information. Web chat is accessed using the www.C4Yourself.com online application and reporting system.
