OAKLAND (March 1, 2021) – Blue Shield of California has made a $40-million contribution to Blue Shield of California Foundation to support its efforts to end domestic violence and to make California the healthiest state. The nonprofit health plan has...

Monday, March 1, marks the start of California’s transition to an enhanced provider vaccination Network that’s designed to make COVID-19 vaccines available to all Californians equitably, safely and as quickly as possible. Blue Shield of California is...

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Between March and November of 2020, 13 percent of the farmworkers they tested were positive for the coronavirus, and 40 percent had no place to safely shelter.

At Blue Shield of California, our goal is to work closely with each county, their public health leaders, and state officials to build a vaccine network that is only constrained by the number of vaccines we receive, Markovich said.

Two masks may do a better job of blocking any droplets and spray containing viral particles from entering your airways through unobstructed entry points, such as a gap on the side of your mask.

Blue Shield has a letter of intent to serve as the vaccination effort’s third party administrator, to select and manage the network of providers including hospitals, community clinics, pharmacies, mass vaccination sites, mobile clinics and others that will inoculate the population.

Blue Shield of California will continue to provide financial support for members battling the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) by extending its commitment to waive co-payments, coinsurance, and deductibles for treatment of COVID-19 through Feb. 28, 2021.

'Precautionary measures all still really important things that we need to continue to do, especially since some of these new strains appear to be more infectious. We can’t let our guard down just yet,' Glickman says.

'We are honored to play an important role in such a critical and noble effort to restore the health and safety of everyone across the state,' said Paul Markovich, president and CEO of Blue Shield of California.