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1. www.ca.gov › departments › 240California Health Benefit Exchange (HBEX) | CA.gov

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   Open enrollment begins Nov. 1, 2015, and continues through Jan. 31, 2016. Apply by Dec. 15 for coverage to begin on Jan 1. If you apply later, your coverage will begin later, but as long as you meet the Jan. 31 enrollment deadline, you will avoid owing a tax penalty for being uninsured.

   • Phone: (800) 300-1506

   • Email: info@hbex.ca.gov

2. www.healthinsuranceexchangeonline.com › aboutHealth Insurance Locations

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   States We Serve. We are now offering group and individual plans in California, Washington, Oregon, Virginia, Maryland, and Georgia. Our Quick Quote system will provide you with an immediate assessment of the cost of your group health needs in the state of California. We may be reached by email or phone at (888) 492-7245 or go to our application ...

3. www.hbex.ca.gov › service-centerCalifornia's Health Benefit Exchange - Service Center

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   Quality customer service is the core of Covered California's Service Center. The Service Center is guided by the following principles: To provide a first-class consumer experience; To provide culturally appropriate communication in multiple languages; To protect customer privacy and security of data

4. support.stridehealth.com › hc › en-usState Exchange Directory - Stride Health

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   DC Health Link. (855) 532-5465. Kentucky. Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange. (855) 459-6328. Idaho. Your Health Idaho. (877) 456-1233. Maine.

5. camilkbank.org › the-milk-hubThe Milk Hub - Mothers' Milk Bank California

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   The Milk Hub The Milk Hub, published by Mothers’ Milk Bank California, is a platform designed to educate caregivers and healthcare providers about pasteurized donor human milk and its benefits. By offering essential resources and supporting materials, the Milk Hub plays a key role in helping caregivers make informed decisions, especially when a mother may not be able to provide […]

6. www.hbex.ca.govCalifornia's Health Benefit Exchange

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   California's Health Benefit Exchange. Explore. Covered California. Covered California works to improve the health of all Californians by assuring their access to affordable, high quality care. Since opening its doors in 2014, Covered California has helped more than 2.9 million people buy health insurance. This website contains resources for ...

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   How much does donated milk cost UC Health?

   • As a non-profit milk bank, all of our revenue is invested back into developing the milk bank and to offset expenses such as donor screening and blood testing, milk pasteurization, equipment, and facilities. UC Health Milk Bank donor milk is $4.80/ounce. Why does donated milk cost money?

   Milk Bank | University of California Health

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   What is the UC Health milk bank?

   • Babies come into the world needing nourishment. When a parent's breastmilk is not available or sufficient, pasteurized donor human milk is the next best thing to prevent NEC and improve the survival of babies in need. That's why the UC Health Milk Bank was created. We connect those who produce an excess of milk to those who are unable.

   Milk Bank | University of California Health

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   What is UC San Diego's milk bank?

   • We have a state-of-the-art facility operated by UC San Diego and accredited by the Human Milk Banking Association of North America. With our Medical Advisory Board and world-class researchers, our Milk Bank has become the standard in newborn nutrition. We Need You!

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   How do I reschedule a milk bank pickup?

   • The Milk Bank is in a secured area of the facility that customers cannot enter. If the staff does not anticipate a pickup, we cannot ensure that someone will be available to walk your order to your car. Pickups are scheduled from 12p-3p Monday through Friday. If you need to reschedule, please call or text (858) 899-4955.

   Milk Bank | University of California Health

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   What does UC San Diego do with excess milk?

   • We connect those who produce an excess of milk to those who are unable. Extra milk supply donated to our organization is processed and distributed to NICUs and families in need. We have a state-of-the-art facility operated by UC San Diego and accredited by the Human Milk Banking Association of North America.

   Milk Bank | University of California Health

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   Why do you need a milk bank?

   • With our Medical Advisory Board and world-class researchers, our Milk Bank has become the standard in newborn nutrition. We Need You! While California has high rates of breastfeeding, there is a large donor milk distribution problem. This has resulted in shortages for ill or premature infants.

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8. health.universityofcalifornia.edu › milk-bankMilk Bank | University of California Health

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   As a non-profit milk bank, all of our revenue is invested back into developing the milk bank and to offset expenses such as donor screening and blood testing, milk pasteurization, equipment, and facilities. UC Health Milk Bank donor milk is $4.80/ounce.