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appointment is requested, and advance scheduling of appointments at a later date if the enrollee prefers not to accept the appointment offered within the same or the next business day.(2) “Appointment waiting time” means the time from the initial request for health care services by an enrollee or the enrollee’s treating provider to the earliest date offered for the appointment for services inclusive of time for obtaining authorization from the plan or completing any other condition or requirement of the plan or its network providers.(3) “Preventive care” means health care provided for prevention and early detection of disease, illness, injury, or another health condition and, in the case of a full service plan includes all of the basic health care services required
	by Sections 1345, 1367.002, 1367.3, and 1367.35 of this code and subdivision (f) of Section 1300.67 of Title 28 of the California Code of Regulations.(4) “Provider group” has the meaning set forth in subdivision (g) of Section 1373.65.(5) “Triage” or “screening” means the assessment of an enrollee’s health concerns and symptoms via communication with a physician, registered nurse, or other qualified health professional acting within their scope of practice and who is trained to screen or triage an enrollee who may need care for the purpose of determining the urgency of the enrollee’s need for care.(6) “Triage or screening waiting time” means the time waiting to speak by telephone with a physician, registered nurse, or
	other qualified health professional acting within their scope of practice and who is trained to screen or triage an enrollee who may need care.(7) “Urgent care” means health care for a condition that requires prompt attention, consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (h) of Section 1367.01.(f) (1) Contracts between health care service plans and health care providers shall ensure compliance with the standards developed under this chapter. These contracts shall require reporting by health care providers to health care service plans and by health care service plans to the department to ensure compliance with the standards.(2) Health care service plans shall report annually to the
	department on compliance with the standards in a manner specified by the department.
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Hospitalization (1%)

Top results of the complaint review:

Complaint Withdrawn (39% of complaints)
Health Plan Position Substantiated (38%)
Compromise Settlement/Resolution (12%)
No Action Requested/Required (6%)
Health Plan Position Overturned (4%)

 
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2023 Personal Income Tax Booklet | California Forms & Instructions 540 | FTB.ca.gov
Check the box at the top of Form 540 indicating AMENDED return and follow the instructions. Submit the completed amended Form 540 and Schedule X along with all required schedules and supporting forms.
When to File
Generally, if you filed federal Form 1040-X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, file an amended California tax return within six months unless the changes do not affect your California tax liability. File an amended return only after you have filed your original or previously filed California tax return.
California Statute of Limitations
Original tax return was filed on or before April 15th: If you are making a claim for refund, file an amended tax return within four years from the original due date of the tax return or within one year from the date of overpayment, whichever period expires later.
Original tax return was filed within the extension period (April 15th – October 15th): If you are making a claim for refund, file an amended tax return within four years from the date the original tax return was filed or within one year from the date of overpayment, whichever period expires later.
Original tax return was filed after October 15th: If you are making a claim for refund, file an amended tax return within four years from the original due date of the tax return (April 15th) or within one year from the date of overpayment, whichever period expires later.
If you are filing your amended tax return after the normal statute of limitation period (four years after the due date of the original tax return), attach a statement explaining why the normal statute of limitations does not apply.
If you are filing your amended return in response to a billing notice you received, you will continue to receive billing notices until your amended tax return is accepted. You may file an informal claim for refund even though the full amount due including tax, penalty, and interest has not yet been paid. After the full amount due has been paid, you have the right to appeal to the Office of Tax Appeals at ota.ca.gov or to file suit in court if your claim for refund is disallowed.
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CDI Consumer Services Division
Main Phone Number: 1-800-927-4357 (HELP)
TTY/TDD: 1-800-482-4833
Hours of operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
After hours message center (calls returned by noon the next business day)
Website: www.insurance.ca.gov

Complaint Data Highlights
The highlights below are based on information CDI reported to OPA about its consumer assistance service center and the complaint cases it reviewed in 2020. More details can be found in the CDI section of the full Annual Complaint Data Report.
Consumer assistance volume in 2020: 28,070 phone calls and other contacts from consumers on health care issues
Complaint volume in 2020: 3,217 jurisdictional cases
Complaint review time in 2020:
64 days on average for jurisdictional cases
Complaint resolution times ranged from 0-570 days.

The above statistics include case durations with time for CDI’s regulatory review after the case was closed to the consumer as well as re-opened cases with review times counted when the first complaint was filed by the consumer.
In addition, CDI complaint reviews may be concurrent with the health plan’s internal review period of a filed grievance.

Top ten reasons for complaints:

Claim Denial (34% of complaints)
Out-of-Network Benefits (8%)
Unsatisfactory Settlement/Offer (7%)
Medical Necessity Denial (7%)
Emergency Services (5%)
Claim Delay (4%)
Co-Pay, Deductible, and Co-Insurance Issues (3%)
Authorization Dispute (3%)
Pharmacy Benefits (3%)
Unsatisfactory Refund of Premium (2%)

Top five results of the complaint review:

Health Plan Position Substantiated (34% of complaints)
Insufficient Information (22%)
Health Plan Position Overturned (22%)
Claim Settled (11%)
No Action Requested/Required (3%)

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The large group aggregate rate information submitted by health plans is posted under Premium Rate Review.
Additionally, the DMHC is required to hold a public meeting every even-numbered year to discuss the large group aggregate rate and prescription drug cost information submitted to the DMHC and to provide an opportunity for public discussion of the reasons for the changes in the rates, benefits, and cost sharing in the large group market.
The DMHC has released the following guidance and the Large Group Aggregate Rate and Prescription Drug Cost Data Workbook for submission via the SERFF system:
Large Group Aggregate Rate and Prescription Drug Cost Data Guidance
Large Group Aggregate Rate and Prescription Drug Cost Data Workbook
Prescription Drug Cost Data for Commercial Plans
Beginning October 1, 2018, health plans are required to submit prescription drug cost information to the DMHC pursuant to Senate Bill 17 (Hernandez, Chapter 603, Statutes of 2017). All cost filing documents for commercial plans are to be submitted via the DMHC e-filing portal.
Additionally, the DMHC is required to aggregate the data that it receives from health plans and compile a report for the public and legislators that demonstrates the overall impact of prescription drug costs on health care premiums. Information specific to individual health plans is considered confidential and will be withheld from public disclosure.
The DMHC has released the following forms for submissions via the DMHC's e-filing portal:
SB 17 - Prescription Drug Cost Reporting Form for Commercial Plans
Instructions for SB 17 - Prescription Drug Cost Reporting Form for Commercial Plans
 
For large group health care service plan contracts, SB 17 requires specific cost information regarding covered prescription drugs be filed through SERFF. The DMHC has created reporting forms and instructions for this submission that can be found in the above section, Rate and Prescription Drug Cost Data for Large Group Market.
Further guidance regarding rate filing and rate filing contents may be released later.
Large Group Contractholder Rate Review Request
Beginning July 1, 2021, upon receiving notice of a rate change, a large group contractholder that has coverage that is experience rated in whole or blended can request the DMHC to review a rate change, if the contractholder makes the request within 60 days of receipt of their notice.
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The DMHC has created reporting forms and instructions for this submission that can be found in the above section, Rate and Prescription Drug Cost Data for Large Group Market.
Further guidance regarding rate filing and rate filing contents may be released later.
Large Group Contractholder Rate Review Request
Beginning July 1, 2021, upon receiving notice of a rate change, a large group contractholder that has coverage that is experience rated in whole or blended can request the DMHC to review a rate change, if the contractholder makes the request within 60 days of receipt of their notice. A large group contractholder may only request a review of a rate change from a health plan licensed by the DMHC. To apply for a review of a rate change for a particular group at least one of the following should apply:

The contractholder has a combined total of more than 2,000 enrollees (employees plus dependents) enrolled in all health plans.
The rate change is from a health plan that failed to provide you with information required under Article 6.2 of the KKA (Review of Rate Increases) or Section 1385.10 of the Health and Safety Code (Health Plan Annual Claims Reporting Requirements). See the California Health and Safety Code section 1385.10.

Request the DMHC to review a rate change
 

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The date (and time, where applicable) by which all applications must be submitted to the grantmaker. Time listed as “00:00” equates to midnight.	

 
	6/6/24 23:59	

	Expected award announcement	

	The date on which the grantor expects to announce the recipient(s) of the grant.	

9/2024

	Period of performance	

	The length of time during which the grant money must be utilized.	

	10/1/2024-9/30/2025	

Funding Details

	Total estimated available funding	

	The total projected dollar amount of the grant.	

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	Expected number of awards	

	A single grant opportunity may represent one or many awards. Some grantors may know in advance the exact number of awards to be given. Others may indicate a range. Some may wish to and wait until the application period closes before determining how many awards to offer; in this case, a value of “Dependent” will display.	

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	Certain grants require that the recipient(s) be able to fully or partially match the grant award amount with another funding source.	

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Rather, the website represents a guide that can assist Veterans in making informed health care decisions.For new patient appointments at sites that have not transitioned to the new EHR, average wait time is calculated from the earliest time a request for care is consistently recorded in the scheduling system to the date the appointment is completed – or the date it is scheduled to occur if not yet completed. In many cases, Veterans who need a new type of care will have a referral entered by their provider into the medical record during a visit, and this starts the care coordination process. For appointments with a referral, this referral date is the starting point used for measuring average wait times and the end point is the date care is received or the date it is scheduled to occur if not yet completed.For new patient appointments without a referral, the average wait time starts with the earliest recorded date in the process of receiving care - typically the date a scheduler works with a Veteran to coordinate a future appointment - to the date care is received or the date it is scheduled to occur if not yet completed.For established patient appointments, average wait times are measured from the date agreed upon between a Veteran and provider for future care and ends on the date care is received, or the date that care is scheduled to occur if it has not yet occurred.Note: As above, averages that reflect a small number of appointments – for example, in a geographic area where only a few Veterans seek a certain type of subspecialty care in any given month – may show average wait times that are skewed high or low due to the small number. The best way to find out when you can be seen is always to contact your local facility or use the online Make an appointment button on this site. Importantly, average wait times are never used to determine eligibility for community care, and none of the changes on the website affect eligibility for community care. Rather, the website represents a guide that can assist Veterans in making informed health care decisions.It looks like Veterans are actually waiting longer for care. Are they now waiting longer?No. Veterans are not waiting longer for care. Average wait times are now more Veteran-centered, better reflecting the full experience of when their care was requested and received.
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