Yes, if you previously had an SF MRA and later choose to enroll in a Covered California health insurance plan, those funds will still be available to you for reimbursement of eligible health care expenses. You should submit your claims through your SF Covered MRA first because the funds will expire at the end of the SF Covered MRA plan year.
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