9월 28, 2026​​ 

프로그램 업데이트​​  

캘리포니아 주, 새로운 연방 공적 부조 수혜 규정에 대한 지침 발표​​ 

On September 29, DHCS will launch the second phase of a communications campaign to promote California’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. This effort builds on the first phase of the 988 communications campaign and will feature digital audio (i.e., streaming radio spots) and social media posts targeting Californians ages 15 to 24. The ads encourage texting, chatting, or calling 988 whenever crisis support is needed. The campaign will run through January 19, 2027. The first phase of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline communications campaign launched in September 2025 and ran through January 2026. The campaign included a series of billboards and posters across California, with a focus on youth and young adult men. As a component of this effort, a Tribal-specific billboard series also ran from October 2025 through January 2026. Both phases of the 988 communications campaign are part of California’s broader 988 communications plan funded through DHCS’ 2023-2026 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration 988 States and Territories Cooperative Agreement grant. For more information, please see the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline webpage or email 988@dhcs.ca.gov.​​   

Day of Action​​  for Suicide Prevention Month and National Recovery Month​​  

On September 30, DHCS, in partnership with Soluna, a free, confidential mental health app funded by DHCS that offers youth, young adults, and families access to timely, culturally responsive, and confidential mental health support, will host a Day of Action to mark the last day of Suicide Prevention Month and National Recovery Month. The vision for the day is inspired and led by Soluna Youth Ambassadors. The day will include virtual gatherings across the state as well as two in-person community activations. The in-person events will be in Los Angeles (UCLA, from 12 to 2 p.m.), which will focus on reaching college students, student organizations, and community members, and Sacramento (West Side of Capitol Park, from 4 to 6 p.m.), which will reach youth, parents and caregivers, educators, and community partners. The in-person events will be celebratory and community-driven, with music, hands-on activities, and brief remarks from young people and local leaders. Soluna is part of the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative, a multi-year effort to reimagine behavioral health for California’s children and youth.​​  

팀에 합류하세요​​  

DHCS는 법률 서비스 사무국(OLS) 내 재정, 금융 및 개인정보보호 부서에서 근무할 경력 있는 법률 전문가 (자격증 소지자)를 모집합니다. 수석 보좌 변호사:​​  

• DHCS의 재정, 금융 및 개인정보 보호 관련 문제를 지원하기 위한 법률 자문 및 정책 개발과 적용을 감독합니다.​​  

• 메디칼 프로그램의 재정 조달, 요금 책정 및 제3자 징수에 대한 지침을 제공합니다.​​  

• 지부 변호사들을 이끌고 전략적 방향을 제시하여 지부 활동이 OLS 우선순위, 부서 법률 관행 및 조직 목표와 일치하도록 합니다.​​   

Applications must be submitted by October 5. Also, DHCS is hiring for its Accounting, Fiscal, and other teams. For more information, please visit the CalCareers website.​​  

예정된 이해관계자 회의 및 웨비나​​   

DHCS는 예정된 공개 회의 일정을 행사 일정표 에 게시합니다. DHCS는 언어 통역, 실시간 자막, 대체 형식의 회의 자료 등 무료 지원 서비스를 제공합니다. 서비스를 요청하시려면 회의 예정일 최소 10일(근무일 기준) 전에 시민권 사무국 (civilrights@dhcs.ca.gov) 으로 이메일을 보내주시기 바랍니다.​​  

유료 서비스 전환 관련 자료 및 웨비나​​  

9월 30일 오전 10시부터 11시까지 PDT, DHCS는 1월 1, 2027 에 이민 상태가 불만족스러운 Medi-Cal 회원이 관리형 의료에서 Medi-Cal 수수료 기반 서비스로 전환되는 개요와 공급자 및 파트너 준비를 위한 주요 단계를 제공하기 위해 모든 참가자 를 위한 웹 세미나를 개최할 예정입니다. 또한 DHCS는 Medi-Cal 회원, 제공자 및 파트너를 지원하기 위해 새로운 온라인 자료를 게시했습니다. 여기에는 쉬운 언어로 작성된 회원 중심 웹페이지, 이해관계자 전환 페이지, 안내 자료, 회원 FAQ, 제공자 FAQ, 그리고 회원이 진료비 지불 방식의 의료 서비스를 제공하는 의료기관을 찾을 수 있도록 돕는 ' 의사 및 서비스 찾기' 도구 업데이트가 포함됩니다.​​   

호스피스 혜택 이해관계자 분기별 회의​​ 

10월 6일 오후 2시 30분부터 3시 30분까지 PDT에 DHCS는 Medi Cal 호스피스 증명 양식이 Medi Cal 공급자 포털로 전환되는 것에 대한 주요 업데이트(9월 1, 2026, 5일 증명 제출 요건의 지속적인 시행, 향후 Medi-Cal 공급자 매뉴얼 업데이트 및 모든 플랜 서신 정책 업데이트에 대한 정보를 제공하기 위해 호스피스 혜택 이해관계자 분기별 회의를 개최할 예정입니다. 이 분기별 회의는 이해 관계자들에게 메디칼(Medi-Cal) 수수료 기반 호스피스 서비스와 관련된 중요한 정책 및 절차 변경 사항을 검토할 기회를 제공합니다. 문의사항이나 추가 정보가 필요하시면 MCHospiceClerk@DHCS.ca.gov로 이메일을 보내주시기 바랍니다.​​  

행동 건강 데이터 공유 학습 협력체​​   

On October 14, from 1 to 4 p.m. PDT, DHCS will host the first session of the Behavioral Health Data Sharing Learning Collaborative. This voluntary technical assistance series supports county behavioral health plan (BHP)/managed care plan (MCP) dyads in implementing real-time data sharing and adopting the Authorization to Share Confidential Member Information (ASCMI) form by January 1, 2027, as required by Behavioral Health Information Notice 26-013 and All Plan Letter 26-004. Only one individual from each dyad must sign up. If your BHP/MCP dyad is not yet registered, please use the County and Managed Care Plan Behavioral Health Data Sharing Learning Collaborative Registration Form by September 30. DHCS is finalizing session details and will share additional information as the date approaches. For questions, please email DHCSDataSharing@dhcs.ca.gov.​​  

포괄적인 자궁 내 장치(IUD) 및 피임 임플란트 교육​​  

On October 27 and 28, DHCS will host an in-person Comprehensive IUD and Contraceptive Implant Training, which includes updates on current U.S. Food and Drug Administration requirements. Conducted since 2018, this semi-annual provider training is designed for both new and experienced providers who want to build or refine their skills in IUD and implant placement and removal. The training includes hands-on practice with pelvic models and computer simulators, as well as proctoring by family planning experts. Advanced topics include management of side effects, tips for difficult contraceptive implant placements, pain management principles for office procedures, and complication prevention and management. To register and for more information, please see the Office of Family Planning IUD & Implant Training webpage.​​  

놓친 경우를 대비하여​​  

New Federal Public Charge Rule Guidance​​ 

On September 18, the federal government’s new Public Charge Rule took effect. The new rule changes how the federal government considers certain public benefits in public charge determinations. It does not apply to everyone, and its impact depends on individual circumstances. The California Health and Human Services Agency released resources explaining the new rule, including what it means and how it may affect individuals and families. Additional materials will be added as new information is released. Californians with questions or concerns are encouraged to review these resources, seek information from trusted sources, and consult qualified immigration legal service providers for advice specific to their situation. Please visit the Public Charge website for information, updates, and resources, and can find a list of nonprofit organizations qualified to provide immigration legal services through the California Department of Social Services.​​