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Overwhelmed by Medical Bills, Housing, Food in Modesto? One Person Can Coordinate Everything (Free)


A dedicated Enhanced Care Coordinator helps a woman manage overwhelming medical bills, housing, and food concerns.
A dedicated Enhanced Care Coordinator helps a woman manage overwhelming medical bills, housing, and food concerns.

You have diabetes. You're behind on rent. You need transportation to the doctor. Your kids need food. You're supposed to get therapy. Your medications are confusing. You're drowning in systems and you're dropping balls everywhere.

You need someone who can see the whole picture. Who can coordinate everything. Who makes sure nothing falls through the cracks.

Here's the truth: People with complex needs who don't have care coordination use emergency services 3 times more often. And 80% of people who qualify for care coordination don't know it exists. You're doing this alone when you don't have to.

One person can coordinate everything. For free.


One Care Coordinator for Everything in Your Life

If you have Medi-Cal and you have complex needs (health + housing + food + anything), you can get your own care coordinator right now:

What Your Care Coordinator Does:

  • Coordinates ALL your medical care (all doctors, all appointments, all medications)

  • Helps with housing (finding it, keeping it, paying for it)

  • Connects you to food resources (meals, groceries, CalFresh)

  • Arranges transportation to everything

  • Helps with benefits (disability, SSI, anything you qualify for)

  • Connects you to mental health and substance use treatment

  • Makes sure all the services we've talked about in these blogs actually happen

What This Looks Like:

  • You have ONE person who knows your whole situation

  • They talk to everyone else FOR you

  • They schedule everything

  • They follow up on everything

  • They make sure you get everything you're entitled to

  • They don't give up on you

Who Qualifies:

  • You're homeless or losing housing

  • You have serious health conditions plus life chaos

  • You're coming out of jail or the hospital

  • You're in CPS or child welfare

  • You're aging out of foster care

  • You have multiple complex needs across health, housing, food, mental health

This covers EVERYTHING we've talked about in all these blogs—your coordinator makes it all happen.

People in Modesto, Stockton, and Merced have care coordinators right now managing everything. You could too.


Here's What Happens Without Care Coordination

You already know. You juggle everything. You drop balls. You miss appointments. Things fall apart. You end up in crisis. In the ER. Or hospitalized. Or homeless. Or worse.

People without care coordination have 2-3 times more preventable hospitalizations. Because small problems become big ones when nobody's coordinating.

Don't let that happen.

Click here right now and see if you qualify. Two minutes. Tell us your situation. We'll get you a coordinator.


Help Is Hope Can Unlock Special Help Today

Most people with Medi-Cal who qualify for care coordination don't know it exists. It's the most hidden benefit of all. We help you unlock it.

Here's what happens:

  1. Click here and fill out the form. Takes 2 minutes. Basic info.

  2. Someone calls you back within 72 hours to confirm you qualify and assign you a care coordinator.

  3. You get YOUR person. They coordinate everything. Your life gets manageable.

Or book an appointment here if you want to talk through it first.

We're here in the Central Valley—Modesto, Stockton, Merced. We unlock it. You get coordinated care.


Here's What to Say (So You Qualify)

How you describe your needs matters. Never lie. But frame it right.

❌ DON'T say: "I have a lot going on." ✅ DO say: "I have complex medical and social needs across multiple systems. Without care coordination, I'm at high risk of hospitalization, homelessness, and crisis."

❌ DON'T say: "It's hard to keep track of everything." ✅ DO say: "I have chronic health conditions plus housing instability, food insecurity, and transportation barriers. I need comprehensive care coordination to prevent ER use and maintain stability."

❌ DON'T say: "I could use some help." ✅ DO say: "I'm juggling health, housing, mental health, and basic needs. Things are falling apart. I need Enhanced Care Management to coordinate all my services."

The difference? One meets criteria. One doesn't. Both are true. Frame it right.


Is This Really Free?

Yes. Completely free.

If you have Medi-Cal and you have complex needs, care coordination is covered. Your health plan pays for it.

No co-pay. No bills. No fees.

Even if you own a car or have some savings, you still qualify. Medi-Cal doesn't count that anymore.

The only "catch" is you have to have complex needs. Multiple things going wrong at once. Health plus housing plus something else.


This Could Transform Your Life

Imagine this: You wake up tomorrow. You have a care coordinator. You tell them everything that's going wrong. They handle it. They call the landlord. They schedule your doctors. They get you food delivery. They arrange your transportation. They apply for benefits on your behalf.

Six months later, you're stable. Housed. Healthy. Eating. Getting to appointments. Because someone coordinated everything instead of you doing it alone.

That's what this does. Free comprehensive care coordination. Right here in Modesto, Stockton, and Merced.

You'd be crazy to keep juggling alone when one person can coordinate everything for free.

Click here and get started. Two minutes. That's it.


Who Gets Care Coordination?

If you have Medi-Cal and any of this sounds like you:

✓ You're homeless or losing housing + have health conditions ✓ You're juggling doctors, mental health, substance use, housing, food ✓ You're leaving jail or the hospital with nowhere to go ✓ You're in CPS or aging out of foster care ✓ You have serious mental illness plus other challenges ✓ Everything is falling apart and you can't keep up

Then you probably qualify.

Real examples from the Central Valley:

  • A 50-year-old in Modesto homeless with diabetes got a coordinator—now housed, diabetes controlled, hasn't been to ER in a year

  • A mom in Stockton in CPS got a coordinator who handled everything—kept her kids, got housing, stable now

  • A man in Merced leaving jail got a coordinator who set up housing, medical care, everything before release—didn't reoffend

Click here to get started. Two minutes. Someone calls back within 72 hours.


Don't have Medi-Cal or don't qualify? Check here for other resources that might help.


Don't Keep Drowning Alone

We see it constantly. People with complex needs trying to manage everything themselves. Dropping balls. Having crises. Ending up in ERs and hospitals. All preventable with one person coordinating.

Don't be that person.

Help is here. In Modesto. In Stockton. In Merced. Free care coordination. You just have to say yes.

Click here. Two minutes. Let us help you. Your life could be coordinated instead of chaos.


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