× The federal government has shut down due to the failures of the President and Congress to continue government funding. Millions of Californians receiving benefits from state programs may be impacted. For now, California’s Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) will continue to provide services and enroll eligible families as long as funding is available. No new federal funding to California WIC will be provided until the President and Congress take action. Families should continue to use their WIC benefits and attend their WIC appointments. This information is subject to change, so please monitor the California WIC website for updates.

Please be wary of potential highly partisan political messaging while visiting federal government websites for information related to the federal government shutdown.

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CALIFORNIA REPORTABLE DISEASE INFORMATION EXCHANGE

CalREDIE HELP 

CalREDIE Help refers to the resources available to CalREDIE users to facilitate their use of the system.
The CalREDIE team is committed to providing the best level of support for all CalREDIE users and stakeholders. Help Desk staff, located in Sacramento, provide the following services:

  • Technical support via email and phone to all CalREDIE users
  • New account request creation and updates to existing accounts
  • Communications to CalREDIE users, including notifications of system modifications, training opportunities, and information about various resources

New and current CalREDIE users can find information here on how to obtain an account, request training, and access documentation such as the CalREDIE user guides and reference materials. Users can also find valuable forms including: the Patient Merge Request Form, Location & Report Source Dictionary Request Form, and the ELR Issue Reporting Template. This page is updated frequently, and we encourage CalREDIE users to bookmark it and refer to it often.

If you are having difficulty accessing this document please contact CDPH at 1866-866-1428 or CalREDIEHelp@cdph.ca.gov to request this information in an alternate format. ​

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