California AB 2756 passes the Legislature and moves to enrollment — Medi-Cal vision reporting is proposed, not yet law
The California Senate passed AB 2756 39-0 on August 20, 2026, and the Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 78-0 on August 24. The official history now lists the bill in engrossing and enrolling.
The bill would require DHCS to establish and publicly report Medi-Cal vision quality, access, and utilization measures. Boundary: passage by the Legislature is not enactment, and the cited history establishes no new FQHC payment, patient entitlement, site-level performance result, compliance date, or staffing effect.
Those remain unconfirmed until gubernatorial action and implementation guidance.
Key takeaways
- The Senate passed the bill 39-0 and the Assembly concurred 78-0; it is now in engrossing and enrolling.
- The proposed DHCS vision-reporting framework is not yet law.
- The official history establishes no FQHC payment, local performance result, compliance date, or staffing effect.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, August 24). California AB 2756 passes the Legislature and moves to enrollment — Medi-Cal vision reporting is proposed, not yet law. Linked evidence: California Legislative Information. Retrieved September 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/ca-ab-2756-medi-cal-vision-performance-measures-may-2026
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