Health Care Access

We help low-income individuals with legal issues regarding coverage, services, equipment, and healthcare related debt.

Helping health care access and quality through individuals through our Health Consumer Center and Medical-Legal Partnerships

Protecting health care access and coverage is a key strategy in BayLegal's anti-poverty legal practice.

We work to ensure coverage, access and care, while collaborating with community health providers to address families' health-related legal needs directly in health care settings.

Have Questions? Need Help?

  • Health Consumer Center: 855-693-7285 (Monday - Friday 9am - 1pm)
  • Legal Advice Line: 800-551-5554
  • California Relay Service: Dial 7-1-1 or from TTY dial 1-800-735-2929 or visit California Relay Service for more information.

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October 8 @ 1:09 am

Disability nondiscrimination policy and grievance procedure

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Flooding Victims Benefits and Health Care Rights

FAQ prepared by Bay Area Legal Aid on public benefits and health care rights for those impacted by flooding.

October 8 @ 1:09 am

Medical Aid FAQs

FAQ from Legal Aid of Sonoma County on medical aid for disaster survivors.

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Alameda County Public Defender’s Office

Protecting and defending the rights of our clients through compassionate and inspired legal representation of the highest quality, in pursuit of a fair and unbiased system of justice for all

October 8 @ 1:09 am

Client Complaint Procedures

Client Complaint Procedures The attached documents provide instructions on steps to take if you have a complaint about Bay Area Legal Aid: Client grievance procedure Procedimiento de quejas del cliente…

October 8 @ 1:09 am

Contra Costa County Public Defender’s Office

Contra Costa Public Defenders (CCPD) provides constitutionally mandated representation to indigent individuals charged in adult and juvenile criminal court in Contra Costa County.

October 8 @ 1:09 am

Documenting Disability: Simple Strategies for Medical Providers