If eligibility is based on total household income how can a child be on Medi-Cal and a parent on a Covered California health plan?

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If eligibility is based on total household income how can a child be on Medi-Cal and a parent on a Covered California health plan?

There are different Medi-Cal income eligibility thresholds for different populations. See the chart on page 11 of the Eligibility for Individuals and Families participant guide.

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