Choose from many plans to suit your needs and budget. Each plan provides no-cost preventive benefits, which includes yearly wellness visits and health screenings. Low copay(s) for primary care visits and generic drugs ensures that you can access care and stay healthy.
No longer eligible for Medi-Cal? You may qualify for a low-cost IEHP Covered plan through Covered California.
Frequently asked questions
You may be able to stay in the IEHP family and qualify for an IEHP Covered plan. You likely qualify for extra financial help from federal subsidies, cutting your costs for a Covered California health plan.
To find the best IEHP Covered plan for you, call one of our state-certified enrollment specialists at 1-855-538-IEHP (4347). You can also learn more about IEHP Covered plans at iehp.org/covered.
Choose from Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum plans. Each plan covers doctor visits, prescriptions, mental health services, routine exams and more.
Many members qualify for financial help that can greatly lower monthly costs. Some may even pay $0 depending on eligibility. Copays start at $0 for select services and eligible enrollees.
Medi-Cal checks with their members regularly to learn if those with Medi-Cal coverage still qualify. If factors such as income, employment, or family size in the last three years have changed, your eligibility for Medi-Cal may have also changed.
If you think this is a mistake or you still qualify for Medi-Cal, you can call IEHP Enrollment Services at 1-855-538-IEHP (4347). If you’re a current IEHP member in need of a redetermination review, please call the IEHP Eligibility and Outreach Team at 1-888-860-1296.
You can also call your local Medi-Cal office.
Medi-Cal Riverside County: 1-877-410-8827
Medi-Cal San Bernardino County: 1-877-410-8829
IEHP Covered are health plans offered through Covered California. Covered California is a service from the state that helps you get affordable health coverage, and in many cases, with no monthly plan premium costs to you.
You may lose your health insurance. When you need care in the future, you may end up having to pay for high or unexpected medical costs. The state also requires you to have health insurance and could charge you a penalty at tax time.
