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County Impact of Medi-Cal Expansion Unclear

Mar 7, 2013 at

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For decades, California's counties have been charged with providing health care to poor uninsured people. Now the state must decide whether to expand coverage under the new federal health care overhaul -- and county officials are worried they may be stuck with part of the bill.

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County Impact of Medi-Cal Expansion Unclear

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