Get Help
with your medi-cal renewal

United Way of Merced County and our community partners provide free help with Medi-Cal renewal paperwork. We can help you understand what you received, gather information, complete forms, and connect you with the right place to submit your renewal.

Know your renewal deadline and follow these steps:

Complete It

You should get a renewal letter in the mail from your county Medi-Cal office. It will tell you any steps you need to take to renew. Fill out the required information.

Check It

Make sure to complete the full renewal. Missing or incomplete information can delay the process.

Return It

Submit the renewal on time.

Need help or have questions?

Call 211 and tell us you need help with your Medi-Cal renewal. Our team will help identify what you need and connect you with United Way staff or one of our community partners for additional assistance.

Call 211

How We Can Help

Connect With the Right Support

Start with 211. Our team will listen to what you need and connect you with United Way staff or a trusted community partner who can help with your Medi-Cal renewal.

Understand Your Paperwork

Bring the Medi-Cal notice or renewal packet you received. We can help you understand what it says and what information your county is requesting.

Complete Your Forms

Get one-on-one help completing your Medi-Cal renewal paperwork so you can respond accurately and on time.

Gather Your Documents

If additional information is requested, we can help you understand what documents you may need and how to prepare them for your renewal.

You Don't Have to Find the Right Agency Yourself

Our 211 team serves as the starting point. After talking with you, we can connect you with United Way or one of our community partners for additional renewal assistance. This helps connect residents with support that fits their needs without requiring them to navigate the system alone.

Other Ways to Manage Your Medi-Cal Renewal

You can also manage your Medi-Cal information directly through your county or online.

This project is funded and in collaboration with the Central California Alliance for Health