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The program contracts with the State Office of County Health Services for the rural counties’ obligation to provide follow-up treatment for the conditions identified in CHDP screens. Expanded Access to Primary Care (EAPC) Program. EAPC provides financial assistance to primary care clinics serving medically-underserved areas or populations. EAPC is funded through Proposition 99 tobacco tax monies and serves individuals at or below 200 percent of the poverty level on a sliding scale basis. Seasonal Agricultural and Migratory Workers Health Program. This program provides financial and technical assistance to primary care clinics serving the needs of seasonal, agricultural, and migratory workers and their families. Individuals pay on a sliding scale. California Children’s Services (CCS). CCS provides funding for medical care for eligible low-income families with children with serious medical problems, such as critical acute illnesses, chronic illnesses, genetic diseases, physical handicaps, major injuries due to violence and accidents, congenital defects, and neonatal and pediatric intensive care unit level conditions. It provides physician, hospital, laboratory, X-ray, rehabilitation services, medications, and medical case management. To be eligible, individuals must be under twenty-one years of age, have a medical condition covered by CCS, be a resident of the county, have an adjusted gross family income below $40,000 or a projected out-of-pocket medical cost greater than twenty percent of the family income. Major Risk Medical Insurance Program (MRMIP). MRMIP provides subsidized health coverage to individuals, including children, who are denied coverage by private carriers because of a pre-existing medical condition. People who are eligible for Medicaid or Medicare cannot enroll in this program. Approximately 6% of the program subscribers are children. Direct health services are frequently provided through community health centers, school based health centers and voluntary practitioner programs. Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM). The AIM program is a public-private partnership which offers creditable coverage to pregnant women with incomes between 200 percent and 300 percent of FPL. For infants born to mothers enrolled in AIM prior to July 1, 2004, the AIM program will also provide coverage through the Effective Date: Approval Date: November 1, 2009 HFP Family Contribution Increase November 1, 2009 HFP Co-Payment Increase November 1, 2009 HFP Limited Dental Plan Choice for New Subscribers

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