600k Californians have not signed up for health insurance

Nearly 600,000 Californians have not signed up for health insurance through the health exchange, as reported by Covered California officials, according to your centralvalley.com.

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Officials claim many uninsured residents may be eligible for subsidies, and encourage residents to check if they are eligible for a subsidy. Residents can check their eligibility status via www.coveredcalifornia.com.

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