What is the MC 604 IPS form?
Form MC 604 IPS, Additional Income and Property Information Needed for Medi-Cal, is a California Department of Health Care Services document that county eligibility workers send to applicants and beneficiaries when the case file needs more details about household income or property. People fill it out so the county can finish a Medi-Cal eligibility decision, an annual renewal, or a redetermination triggered by a reported change. The answers go straight into the official Medi-Cal case record.What is MC 604 IPS used for?
MC 604 IPS lets a Medi-Cal applicant or beneficiary give the county the income and property details a worker still needs to finish reviewing a case. Households use it to:
- List wages, self-employment, retirement, and other income sources
- Report bank accounts, vehicles, real estate, and other property
- Update household composition and tax filing status
- Provide proof for newly reported income or asset changes
How to fill out MC 604 IPS
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Enter the case name, case number, county, and date at the top.
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List every household member with relationship, date of birth, and Social Security number.
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Report wages, self-employment, retirement, disability, and any other income.
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List bank accounts, vehicles, real estate, life insurance, and other property.
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Attach paystubs, account statements, or other proof of the entries.
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Review every required field for accuracy before sharing the completed form.
Who needs to file MC 604 IPS?
Medi-Cal applicants and active beneficiaries fill out MC 604 IPS when their county eligibility worker requests more income or property information. The request often comes during the initial application, an annual renewal, or after the household reports a change such as a new job, a closed bank account, or a property sale.
After the form is returned, the county worker reviews the answers, compares them with verification documents, and updates the Medi-Cal case file. The information feeds into the eligibility decision, the share of cost, and any Modified Adjusted Gross Income or non-MAGI determination tied to the case.



