"That money will be directed for the Medi-Cal program in California," Justin Preas said. He emphasized the importance of the tax in supporting low-income Californians' access to healthcare, noting that Prop 35 could significantly benefit many patients at United Health Centers, especially those relying on Medi-Cal and without insurance. The tax’s permanence would ensure stable funding, crucial for the underserved populations in the state.
"Prop 35 makes it much harder for kids, like my son, to access care at home," Jenny McLelland expressed concern regarding the impact of the proposition on at-home nursing care. She contended that the legislation neglects vital home care needs, particularly for children with significant medical requirements, indicating that the focus on hospital care undermines necessary resources for home health systems.
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