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    Call-center staffing

    Stretch your budget.

    Medi-Cal coverage losses could mean more unpaid care.

    California's Legislative Analyst projects the number of uninsured Californians could roughly double by 2030, and one analysis estimates community health center revenue losses of $1.1 to $1.4 billion from Medi-Cal enrollment declines.

    Compare annual costs.

    Option5 agents10 agents
    In-house$281,502$563,004
    Praxis$175,500$351,000
    Annual savings$106,002$212,004
    • Model assumes 37.5 hours/week for 52 weeks.
    • In-house: $24/hour plus 20.3% estimated employer costs.
    • Praxis: $18 per billed hour. Transition and retained clinic costs excluded.

    The $24 wage is just under the California median for customer service representatives. The 20.3% employer-cost estimate is conservative: federal data puts private-industry benefit costs well above that share of wages. Every Praxis team includes QA, trainers and supervisors at no extra cost. See the call center service.

    Calculate your savings.

    Enter your own staffing numbers. The Praxis rate stays at $18 per billed hour.

    Full-time phone staff

    Paid hours per agent

    What you pay per hour

    Payroll taxes, benefits, paid leave

    In-house, per year
    $281,502
    Praxis at $18 per billed hour
    $175,500
    Annual savings
    $106,002

    Estimate only, for 5 agents over 52 weeks. Transition and retained clinic costs excluded. Every Praxis team includes QA, trainers and supervisors at no extra cost.

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    Sources

    1. California EDD: Customer Service Representatives, California hourly wages (2026, 1st quarter; median $24.39)
    2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, December 2025
    3. California Legislative Analyst's Office: How Will the Changing Landscape Affect California's Health Care System? (May 2026)
    4. Chapman Consulting: Financial Impact of Recent and Proposed Policy Changes on California's Community Health Centers (May 2026)