Santa Clara Family Health Plan

08/20/2026

Staying up to date with Medi-Cal changes.

Changes at state and federal levels may affect your eligibility and benefits. Santa Clara Family Health Plan (SCFHP) is here to help you understand what this means for you and your family.

To earn more about the recent changes visit www.scfhp.com/medi-cal-changes

08/19/2026

Help improve health care services in your community.

Share your views on health plans in your area. The survey only takes a few minutes, and all answers are confidential. Help improve health care in Santa Clara County. Survey closes Friday, September 4.

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08/18/2026

You can now add your member ID card to your mobile wallet with the mySCFHP app.

This new tool lets you see your membership information quickly and securely. You can use your digital card just like your regular card.
Show it when you:

• check in for appointments
• pick up medicine
• or need proof of membership.

Try your new card today!

To use your digital card, make sure you have the newest version of the mySCFHP app. Visit member.scfhp.com or search “mySCFHP” in the Apple App Store® or Google Play Store™ to download the app.

To register, sign up with your name, member ID number, and date of birth. With your digital card, you’ll have peace of mind that you can access your membership info anytime, anywhere.

08/17/2026

Healthy school lunches can help children stay energized and ready to learn.

According to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, balanced lunches that include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, protein, and dairy can help support growing children. Involving kids in choosing and packing their lunches may help encourage healthy eating habits.

For healthy school lunch tips and ideas, visit this page from the SCFHP Health Library: bit.ly/42B0aDX

08/17/2026

Children with lead poisoning usually do not look or act sick. That’s why a blood lead test is the best way to know if your child has been exposed to lead. Ask your healthcare provider about getting your child tested. www.cdc.gov/nceh/lead/prevention/blood-lead-levels.htm

08/16/2026

Knee pain is common ache as you get older, but it is not something you have to live with, according to the American Geriatrics Society Foundation for Health in Aging. This piece from the SCFHP health library explains common causes, treatment options, and when surgery may be needed: bit.ly/4oXfCUZ

08/15/2026

Eating disorders can affect anyone. The National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders estimates that nearly 30 million Americans have an eating disorder.

For explanations on common warning signs, possible causes, and more follow through to this page: bit.ly/4v2ElbT

08/15/2026

Protecting your health does not stop in childhood.

Recommended vaccines can change throughout adulthood based on your age, health, lifestyle, and other risk factors. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) encourages adults to stay up to date and talk with their doctor about which vaccines they may need.

Read more from the SCFHP health library: bit.ly/4f3qJrc

08/14/2026

If you take medications on a regular basis for chronic medical conditions, you might be able to pay less for them.

SCFHP DualConnect (HMO D-SNP) members may be able to get a 100-day supply of medications for chronic medical conditions for a low copay.

Learn more about this cost-saving tip here: www.scfhp.com/dc-pharmacy

08/13/2026

Your eyes work hard! One way to care for them is to make healthy lifestyle choices like eating a balanced diet and staying active. This month, give your eyes the care they deserve. Get more info on eye-healthy choices from National Institutes of Health: www.nei.nih.gov/KeepYourEyesHealthy