Rosarium Health Partners With Anthem Medi-Cal

The partnership expands home modification services for California seniors at risk of falling.

Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Senior Health

Rosarium Health Partners With Anthem Medi-Cal

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Should health insurance plans cover home modifications to help elderly patients live safely at home?

Rosarium Health and Anthem Medi-Cal have announced a new partnership to provide in-home safety modifications for California seniors. Occupational and physical therapists will conduct assessments to identify fall risks.

Why it matters

The initiative addresses the rising demand for specialized home services among California’s aging population, where the number of individuals over 65 now exceeds those under 18. By funding safety modifications, the program aims to reduce emergency room visits and inpatient stays.

Medi-Cal covers home modifications up to a $7,500 lifetime limit per patient. The program serves residents over the age of 65, a demographic that currently represents a larger portion of the California population than those under 18.

The players

Rosarium Health

An organization that coordinates in-home assessments and modification projects for patients at risk of injury.

Anthem Medi-Cal

A managed care plan provider that delivers health services through California’s public insurance program.

The details

Rosarium Health manages the full project lifecycle, including benefit authorization, quality reviews, and contractor payments. The organization is expanding its service coverage to include Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Fresno, and Kern.

Rosarium Health announced the partnership with Anthem Medi-Cal on October 15, 2026.

Health Landscape

This partnership follows the existing administrative framework of the Medi-Cal home modification benefit structure to expand access for seniors. It extends the reach of these provisions by integrating specialized assessment services directly into the patient care cycle.

Eligible patients can receive in-home evaluations from physical and occupational therapists to determine necessary safety improvements. Participants benefit from managed project support, covering the entire process from benefit authorization to final quality review.

The takeaway

Proactive home modifications can significantly lower the risk of falls and reduce the likelihood of costly inpatient hospital stays for older adults. Families should consult with their healthcare providers to determine if these services align with their current safety needs.