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California gave high-risk patients one month notice of the change.
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In April, the state will resume its annual eligibility reviews for Medi-Cal. With some enrollees no longer qualifying or unaware they need to renew their coverage, officials estimate 2 million to 3 million people could lose their insurance.
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The state's coronavirus emergency order was first put in place on March 2020.
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COVID-19 still kills 24 people a day in California.
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California residents without health insurance will likely have more trouble getting low-cost tests, treatment and vaccines after the federal emergency ends.
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It's unclear how long masks will be required in healthcare settings.
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COVID related health costs will go up even if you have health insurance.
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COVID-19, flu and RSV levels are dropping.
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Researchers are recruiting 1,000 Cambodians, Filipinos, Thais and Vietnamese from L.A. and nearby counties to join the year-long study.
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On Dec. 12, there were just 242 open adult hospital beds in all of L.A. County.
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L.A.’s COVID-19 community level moved up to medium after Thanksgiving.
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As the third pandemic winter starts, respiratory viruses are surging across the country.
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