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Fairfield, California Benefits and Offices

This page gathers the local offices in Fairfield where older adults can apply for benefits and get free help: Social Security, the county social services office, Medi-Cal help, the Area Agency on Aging, and free Medicare counseling through HICAP. Statewide programs are listed on the California benefits page.

State benefits offices

Solano County Health & Social Services — Employment & Eligibility (Public Assistance), Fairfield Office — 275 Beck Avenue, Fairfield, CA 94533

This county benefits office takes applications for CalFresh food help and Medi-Cal health coverage. Staff can help you apply or renew. Bring a photo ID, proof of where you live, and proof of income if you have them. You may qualify for help, but the agency makes the final decision.

AgencySolano County Health & Social Services — Employment & Eligibility (Public Assistance), Fairfield Office
Address275 Beck Avenue, Fairfield, CA 94533
Phone1-800-400-6001
HoursMonday-Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
ServicesCalFresh food benefits applications, Medi-Cal applications, Medicare Savings Programs help through Medi-Cal, Cash aid applications (CalWORKs / General Relief where listed)
Services noteThe county page publishes no fax number for this office (an eFax email is given instead).
SourceSolano County Health & Social Services — Employment & Eligibility (Public Assistance), Fairfield Office (www.solanocounty.gov) — checked November 9, 2026

Benefits across California

Statewide programs, income limits, and how to apply are on the California benefits page.

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