Medi-Cal is a state and federally funded health coverage program that includes coverage for infants less than one year of age with family incomes up to 200% of the federal income guidelines, children between the ages of one and six with family incomes up to 133%, and children between 6 and 19 with family incomes below 100%. 

The Healthy Families Program is a state and federally funded health coverage program for children with family incomes above the no cost Medi-Cal income level and still below 250% of the federal income guidelines ($3,578 per month for a family of three). Healthy Families is available to children under the age 19, who are California residents, and either U.S. citizens, nationals, or eligible qualified immigrants.

The Healthy Kids program is a locally funded health insurance product unique to Santa Clara County. This program was created by a public-private partnership and is run by the Santa Clara Family Health Plan. Healthy Kids is designed to provide comprehensive health insurance for those who do not qualify for existing programs and are financially unable to purchase coverage. This program is available to children under the age 19, who are residents of Santa Clara County (regardless of immigration status), whose families earn 300% FPL ($61,956 for a family of four) or less, and are ineligible for Medi-Cal or Healthy Families.

The Kaiser Permanente Child Health Plan provides affordable healthcare coverage to children who are not eligible for government sponsored healthcare coverage such as Medi-Cal, or healthcare coverage that is paid by an employer. Uninsured children under 19 years old, who live in an eligible Kaiser Permanente service area in California, and are within KPCHP income guidelines are eligible for this healthcare plan.

Immigration status is not used to determine eligibility for KPCHP. Family income must be between 0% and 300% of the federal income guidelines to enroll.

There is a monthly premium of $8 or $15 per month per child, depending on te family's income. Families only have to pay for the first three children and any additional children will be covered at no cost. A $5 copayment is charge for most services. Emergency services require a $35 co-payment (waived if admitted directly to the hospital). There are no co-payments for some services such as prenatal care, well-baby care, immunizations, and all lab tests.

Access for Infants and Mothers is a low-cost healthcare coverage program for pregnant women. To be eligible pregnant women must not be more than30 weeks pregnant, must be uninsured for their pregnancies or have maternity deductibles over $500, must meet income limits (between 200% and %300 federal income guidelines), and not be receiving Medicare Part A and Part B at the time of their applications. Immigration status does not matter. The total cost is 1.5% fo the the family's annual income.

• Child Health and Disability Preventions (CHDP) - Provides free health check-ups for infants, children, teens, and young adults in low-income families.
• CHDP Gateway Enrollment Process - Allows families to temporarily enroll their children info Medi-Cal through an online automated system.
• California Children's Services (CCS) -Provides medically necessary care and case management to infants, children, and adolescents with certain physical limitations, chronic health conditions, or diseases who meet program eligibility requirements.