Health Program of Alameda County (HealthPAC)

The Health Program of Alameda County, known as HealthPAC, is a county program that offers low-cost health care to uninsured residents of Alameda County. HealthPAC is not health insurance and does not cover all services that insurance typically provides.

To qualify for HealthPAC, a person must live in Alameda County, have income between 0% to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, not be eligible for Medi-Cal, and not have private health insurance.

Health care services are provided through one of nine participating community clinics or through Alameda Health System. To enroll, individuals must schedule an eligibility appointment at a participating clinic or at Alameda County Health offices and bring identification, proof of residency, and proof of income.

A list of enrollment sites is available below in the “For Everyone” section under the HealthPAC brochure.

The following documents are provided in Portable Document Format (PDF) and require the free Adobe Reader.

For Everyone:

Brochure

• HealthPAC Brochure – English
• HealthPAC Brochure – Español

Participant Handbook

• HealthPAC Handbook – English
• HealthPAC Handbook – Español

For Providers

HealthPAC Contract Documents and Attachments – For Providers

• A-1 – HealthPAC PLAN: Eligibility, Applications, Enrollment, and Services (Effective: January 1, 2026)
  • • APPENDIX A – HealthPAC Division of Financial Responsibility
    • APPENDIX B – HealthPAC Federal Poverty Level and Liability Schedule
    • APPENDIX C – Guidelines for Determining Family Size
    • APPENDIX D – Using Federal Income Tax Forms to Document Income
    • APPENDIX E – HealthPAC Verification Documents
    • APPENDIX F – HealthPAC Statement of Income and Residence
• A-2 – HealthPAC Provider Map
• A-4 – NET Transportation Policies and Procedures