Txais tos rau hauv Kev Kho Mob Cancer Mis thiab Cervical Cancer Program
Rov qab mus rau Medi-Cal Kev Tsim Nyog | Tshooj Npe | Kev Sau Npe Muab Kev Pab Cuam | County Eligibility Worker Section
This program provides coverage for cancer treatment to eligible low-income California residents diagnosed with breast and/or cervical cancer. This program can help you if you have breast and/or cervical cancer and you do not have health insurance, or if your health insurance does not cover all of the treatment.
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BCCTP Applicant Section
BCCTP is here to help! The information on this page will help you understand if you may qualify for coverage, ways to submit an application, and answers to frequently asked questions. If you already have BCCTP coverage, you can go to the Member Section, listed at the top of this page.
BCCTP Medi-Cal Change in 2026!
Hnub kaw kev sau npe
Starting January 1, 2026, some new BCCTP adult applicants will no longer qualify for full scope BCCTP Medi-Cal coverage based on their immigration status. However, eligible applicants may still receive limited scope BCCTP Medi-Cal to cover treatment for breast and cervical cancer.
BCCTP Medi-Cal Changes in 2027!
Retroactive Coverage
Starting January 1, 2027, BCCTP retroactive Medi-Cal coverage will be reduced from 90 days to 60 days. If you are eligible, Retroactive Medi-Cal coverage may cover the cost of medical services and treatment you received right before you applied for BCCTP. Contact us if you want to apply for Retroactive Medi-Cal.
Tus Nqi Rau Kev Pabcuam
Starting January 1, 2027, some BCCTP applicants will receive care through Fee-For-Service (FFS) Medi-Cal instead of through a health plan. To learn more about this change, visit the Fee-for-Service Transition | Medi-Cal page.
Medi-Cal Kev Pabcuam
Can I get BCCTP coverage?
You may be eligible for BCCTP if you:
- Nyob California
- Muaj mob qog noj ntshav mis thiab/lossis lub ncauj tsev menyuam thiab xav tau kev kho mob
- Your monthly paycheck (gross income) is less than $2,660 before taxes are taken out for a household size of one (1) person.
Note: The monthly income limit changes based on the number of people in your household. If you are unsure if your income would make you eligible, but you meet the other criteria, you should apply.
If you are age 65 or older, or have other health coverage, you may still qualify.
Your monthly income helps us decide if you can get and keep your BCCTP Medi-Cal coverage. The number of people in your family who live with you when you apply also matters.
Saib cov ntaub ntawv nyiaj tau los hauv qab no.
| Tsev neeg Size | Cov nyiaj tau los txhua xyoo | Cov nyiaj tau los txhua hli |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $ 31,920 or less | $ 2,660 or less |
| 2 | $ 43,280 or less | $ 3,608 or less |
| 3 | $ 54,640 or less | $ 4,554 or less |
| 4 | $ 66,000 or less | $ 5,500 or less |
| 5 | $ 77,360 or less | $ 6,448 or less |
| 6 | $ 88,720 or less | $ 7,394 or less |
| 7 | $ 100,080 or less | $ 8,340 or less |
| 8 | $ 111,440 or less | $ 9,288 or less |
| 9 | $ 122,800 or less | $ 10,234 or less |
| 10 | $ 134,160 or less | $ 11,180 or less |
Here is a video that tells you about the different types of income: What is Income?
For BCCTP, the family size is the total number of persons in the home which includes the applicant, spouse, and their children under 21 years of age.
Here are two examples of individuals who can get BCCTP Medi-Cal coverage:
Piv txwv 1:
Kuv nyob nrog kuv tus txij nkawm thiab kuv tus menyuam hnub nyoog 21 xyoos. Kuv tau txais $1,000 txhua lub hlis los ntawm Xeev Disability Insurance (SDI). Kuv tus txij nkawm kuj tau txais $1,500 txhua hli los ntawm Social Security. Kuv tus menyuam hnub nyoog 21 xyoos tau txais $ 3,500 txhua hli los ntawm lawv txoj haujlwm.
In this situation, the income that counts is mine and my spouse’s. Our 21-year-old child’s income does not count.
My Income: $1,000
My Spouse’s Income + $1,500
My 21-Year-Old Child’s Income Does not count
Total Income for my household size of 2 is $2,500
Piv txwv 2:
I live with my spouse, my 28-year-old child, and my two young grandchildren. I do not work or receive any income. My spouse works and gets $1,800 each month. My 28-year-old child works and gets $1,500 each month from their job.
In this situation, only my husband’s income matters. Our 28-year-old child’s income does not count.
My Income: $0
My Spouse’s Income + $1,800
My 28-Year-Old Child’s Income Does not count
Total Income for my household size of 2 for BCCTP: $1,800
Yuav Thov Li Cas
Yog tias koj ua tau raws li cov txheej txheem rau txoj haujlwm, lossis xav tias koj yuav, muaj peb txoj hauv kev los thov BCCTP.
1. Mus ntsib ib tus neeg muab kev pab cuam Every Woman Counts (EWC)
Txhua Tus Poj Niam suav (EWC) muab kev pab kuaj mob qog noj ntshav hauv lub mis thiab lub tsev menyuam dawb , ntawm cov chaw ze koj, yog tias koj ua tau raws li qee yam yuav tsum tau ua. Yog xav paub ntxiv txog seb koj puas tsim nyog tau txais kev pab kuaj mob qog noj ntshav hauv lub mis thiab qog noj ntshav hauv lub tsev menyuam thiab kuaj mob, mus saib nplooj ntawv Web ntawm Every Woman Counts Program.
Koj tuaj yeem nrhiav tau tus kws kho mob hauv zos ntawm Every Woman Counts Program los ntawm kev mus rau EWC Provider Location Tool. Ib tus neeg muab kev pab cuam EWC tuaj yeem pab koj thov BCCTP.
If you want to speak with someone about Every Woman Counts, call the numbers below:
Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnostics and Cervical Cancer Prevention
- Hu rau (800) 511-2300
- Help is available 24/7
- Peb hais lus Askiv, Mev, Arabic, Armenian, Cambodian/Khmer, Cantonese, Farsi, Hindi, Hmong, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Mandarin, Punjabi, Russian, Tagalog, Thai, thiab Nyab Laj
2. Family Planning, Access, Care and Treatment (Family PACT).
Qhov Kev Pab Cuam Family PACT muab kev pab cuam npaj tsev neeg thiab kev noj qab haus huv ntawm kev yug me nyuam pub dawb rau cov neeg nyob hauv California uas muaj hnub nyoog yug me nyuam uas muaj nyiaj tsawg. Lub hom phiaj tseem ceeb ntawm Family PACT Program yog xyuas kom meej tias cov poj niam thiab cov txiv neej uas muaj nyiaj tsawg muaj kev nkag mus rau cov ntaub ntawv kev noj qab haus huv, kev sab laj, thiab cov kev pab cuam npaj tsev neeg kom lawv muaj kev noj qab haus huv zoo tshaj plaws. Cov chaw muab kev pab no tuaj yeem pab koj thov rau qhov kev pab cuam BCCTP. Yog xav nrhiav ib tus kws kho mob Family PACT uas nyob ze koj, mus rau Family PACT Provider Locator.
3. Thov ntawm koj lub County Social Services Office
Ib tug neeg ua haujlwm ntawm koj lub chaw ua haujlwm hauv nroog yeej nyob ntawd los pab! Koj tuaj yeem nrhiav tau ib lub chaw ua haujlwm hauv zos los ntawm kev mus rau lub vev xaib ntawm Lub Chaw Haujlwm Hauv Nroog.
The county worker will take your information to determine if you can get free Medi-Cal coverage, or if you can get Medi-Cal with a share-of-cost. Your county worker can provide you additional information about share-of-cost Medi-Cal.
If your doctor told you that you have a breast and/or cervical cancer diagnosis, tell a county worker so that they can send your information to BCCTP. A BCCTP Eligibility Specialist will call you directly.
BCCTP nyob ntawm no los txhawb koj thaum lub sijhawm ua ntawv thov. Tiv tauj peb yog tias koj xav tau kev pab los ntawm kev hu rau 1-800-824-0088 lossis xa email rau BCCTP@dhcs.ca.gov. Cia koj lub npe thiab tus lej xov tooj zoo rau peb uas peb tuaj yeem hu rau koj.
If you need someone to help you or obtain information on your behalf, complete the Authorized Representative forms below. You may submit these forms by email, fax, or mail using the contact information in the “How to contact BCCTP” section below.
- MC 382 – Kev Xaiv Tus Neeg Sawv Cev Uas Muaj Cai
- MC 383 – Daim Ntawv Cog Lus Txheem Tus Neeg Sawv Cev Rau Cov Koom Haum
Cov lus nug nquag nug (FAQs)
What coverage do I receive if I apply for BCCTP?
If you are approved for BCCTP, you will receive Medi-Cal coverage. Member Benefits/Provider Support is available to explain your coverage and can tell you the kinds of health care services you can use, based on your specific benefits. Just call (800) 541-5555.
Kuv yuav ua li cas yog kuv xav tau kev pab them kuv cov nqi kho mob?
Do you have Medicare or other health insurance? If so, you may still be eligible for BCCTP. You may also be eligible to be reimbursed for your other health insurance premiums. Talk to your Eligibility Specialist to learn more and get started.
How long does BCCTP Medi-Cal coverage last?
You can access needed care as long as you need cancer treatment and meet other criteria. You must return an annual redetermination packet, which will be sent to you every 12 months by mail. You must return it by the due date on the packet, or you may lose your BCCTP Medi-Cal coverage.
Yuav ua li cas tom qab kuv thov BCCTP?
A BCCTP Eligibility Specialist will assess your application to enroll you if you are eligible for the program. We may need to ask you for more information to understand your situation better. You will receive a notice informing you if you are approved or denied. You may receive a separate notice from your county social services office regarding your Medi-Cal application.
If you qualify for BCCTP or Medi-Cal through the county, you will get a Medi-Cal card (also called a Benefits Identification Card or “BIC”) in the mail. You should show your Medi-Cal card at every medical appointment and at the pharmacy when you pick up medication. Your providers use it to view your BCCTP Medi-Cal Coverage and see if your services are covered.
Daim npav Medi-Cal zoo li no:
Retroactive Medi-Cal yog dab tsi?
Retroactive Medi-Cal coverage may cover the cost of medical services and treatment you received during the 90 days right before you applied for BCCTP, if you are eligible. BCCTP will send you a form to complete, which you must send back for Medi-Cal to pay the bill or receive reimbursement.
Thaum koj thov Medi-Cal ntawm lub nroog, qhia koj tus neeg ua haujlwm tias koj xav tau Medi-Cal rov qab.
Note: Retroactive Medi-Cal coverage will change from 90 days to 60 days effective January 1, 2027.
Kuv yuav tiv tauj BCCTP li cas?
- Xov tooj: (800) 824 – 0088
- Email: BCCTP@dhcs.ca.gov
- Fax: (916) 440 – 5693
- Xa ntawv:
Lub Chaw Haujlwm Saib Xyuas Kev Noj Qab Haus Huv
Pawg Neeg Tsim Nyog Medi-Cal
Kev Pab Kho Mob Cancer Mis thiab Cervical Cancer
PO Lub thawv xa ntawv 997417, MS 4611
Sacramento, CA 95899-7417
Yuav ua li cas yog tias kuv tsis tsim nyog rau BCCTP?
Yog tias koj tsis tsim nyog rau BCCTP tab sis xav tau kev pov hwm kev noj qab haus huv, koj yuav tsim nyog rau kev pov hwm pheej yig los ntawm Covered California. Thov online los yog hu rau lawv ntawm (800) 300-1506 (TTY: (888) 889-4500).
Lwm yam Insurance thiab Medical Resources:
- Social Security Administration (800) 772 – 1213
- Txais tos rau Medicare (800) 633 - 4227
- Lub Koom Haum Kab Mob Cancer Amelikas (800) 227 – 2345
- Susan G. Komen Breast Care Helpline (877) 465 – 6636