To find a primary care provider, specialist or other participating medical or dental provider that participates in the CMSP provider network, you can: Contact Advanced Medical Management …

On December 1, 2020, the County Medical Services Program (CMSP) Governing Board launched the new Connect to Care Program. CMSP’s Connect to Care Program provides an alternate …

The County Medical Services Program (CMSP) provides limited-term health coverage for uninsured low-income, indigent adults that are not otherwise eligible for other publicly funded …

A wide array of inpatient and outpatient benefits are provided through the CMSP Benefit, including emergency services when necessary. The full scope of CMSP services is offered to California …

If a CMSP member needs or desires medical care which is not covered by CMSP, the member must pay for the care or make other arrangements with the provider. Some CMSP members …

The CMSP Eligibility Manual addresses CMSP requirements for applicants that apply for CMSP through their county social services department. Requirements such as residency, age limits, …

CMSP will continue its use of the existing Medi-Cal eligibility verification and Share of Cost (SOC) systems. Information on CMSP is available on the CMSP Governing Board’s website. Contact …

The CMSP Practitioner level certification designates professionals who possess applied knowledge of M&S principles and practices in a variety of domains. CMSP Practitioners have …

Remember to tell the emergency provider that you are covered by CMSP and show the provider your CMSP ID Card and BIC as soon as possible after you have received care.

You need to go to a pharmacy contracted with Connect to Care/CMSP and show them your Connect to Care ID card. For a list of participating pharmacies, click here.