California DMHC

Has your health care plan denied, delayed, or changed your care? You have the right to appeal. The DMHC Help Center resolves complaints against health care plans. Free help is available in all languages. Go to DMHC.ca.gov.

Basic health care services that are medically necessary must be covered by health plans. If you're having problems with your health plan, visit DMHC.ca.gov to get help.

The DMHC Help Center is here to educate health plan members about their health care rights. We help resolve complaints, help people understand their coverage and more. Help is available in all languages for free. For more info, visit DMHC.ca.gov.

If you are having problems with your health plan, the DMHC Help Center can help you resolve your issues. Visit DMHC.ca.gov for more information.

The DMHC reviews proposed health plan premium rates ensuring plans demonstrate changes are supported by data and to increase transparency. Learn more about the DMHC’s premium rate review program and submit comments at RateReview.dmhc.ca.gov.

Conozca sus derechos de atención médica ¿Le han negado/retrasado atención médica, o no está satisfecho con su plan de atención médica? El Department of Managed Health Care de California ofrece ayuda GRATUITA y en español. Obtenga más información en DMHC.ca.gov.

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If you aren’t getting the assistance you need from your health plan, or it’s been more than 30 days after filing a grievance, you can contact the DMHC Help Center for help. Visit DMHC.ca.gov for more information.

Felicia's health plan denied coverage for breast cancer surgery. She filed a complaint with the DMHC Help Center, and the plan reversed its decision and covered her surgery. The DMHC helps resolve complaints against health plans. Learn more at DMHC.ca.gov.

Visite el sitio web del Department of Managed Health Care de California en DMHC.ca.gov para más información.

DMHC-licensed health plans must provide a language interpreter when you ask for one. Learn more at dmhc.ca.gov/Portals/0/Docs….

Know your health care rights! Have you been denied or delayed care, or are you unhappy with your health care plan? The DMHC offers FREE help available in all languages. Appeals are successful in 7 out of 10 cases. Learn more at DMHC.ca.gov.

Have you been denied or delayed care by your health care plan? You have the right to appeal! The CA Department of Managed Health Care Help Center offers free help available in all languages. Go to DMHC.ca.gov or call 1-888-466-2219.

The DMHC Help Center is here to educate health plan members about their health care rights. We help resolve complaints, help people understand their coverage and more. Help is available in all languages for free. For more info, visit DMHC.ca.gov.

Have you been denied or delayed care by your health care plan? You have the right to appeal! The DMHC Help Center offers free help available in all languages. Visit DMHC.ca.gov.

If you filed a complaint with your health plan and they did not fix the problem in 30 days, the DMHC Help Center can help. You can file a complaint against your health plan or apply for an Independent Medical Review. Learn more: DMHC.ca.gov

The DMHC has recovered $62.2 million from health plans on behalf of health plan members. When problems come up with your health plan, the DMHC is here to help. To see if we can help you, visit DMHC.ca.gov or call 1-888-466-2219.

Has your health care plan denied, delayed, or changed your care? You have the right to appeal. The DMHC Help Center resolves complaints against health care plans. Free help is available in all languages. Go to DMHC.ca.gov.

Know your health care rights! For more information on your health care rights, visit dmhc.ca.gov/HealthCareinCa…

The DMHC premium rate review program has saved Californians hundreds of millions of dollars by negotiating lower health plan premium increases or no premium increases when increased rates aren’t supported. Learn more at RateReview.dmhc.ca.gov.