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Without Proof of Residence, Families Risk Losing Health Coverage

Sep 8, 2014 at

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Nearly 100,000 families who have health coverage through Covered California, the state's health insurance marketplace, have yet to prove their lawful residence in the state. The marketplace is urging them to do so by the end of September, or risk losing their new coverage.

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Without Proof of Residence, Families Risk Losing Health Coverage

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