@KelseaV I don't know exactly what is wrong in your case. There was a California program update released 2/17, perhaps that helped. There still is a bug in TurboTax's California Form 3849 because I have two Form 3895s and TurboTax only uses the last form 3895 entered (instead of both) to generate Form 3849. I downloaded the paper (pdf) form from the California FTB and filled it out by hand to verify that I have done everything correctly. I have posted the problem twice on this forum and talked with tech support once to describe the problem in detail but it hasn't been fixed. My advice is to be patient (you don't need to file until 4/15 or so) and keep checking to see if it gets fixed. Every so often you could delete your Form 3895 and re-enter it to see if that helps. I am not sure exactly how TurboTax updates but it might only update when new information is entered.
One thing that I will warn you about (not sure if it will affect you personally). If you have a California premium subsidy that is not listed on the federal form 1095A, then TurboTax will NOT use the California Form 3895 information on your federal return to reduce the amount of health insurance premiums paid on the medical expense worksheet and Schedule A. I don't qualify for federal premium assistance but I did for California premium assistance and TurboTax did NOT take into account the amount of California premium assistance when calculating my medical expenses. I had to manually enter the amount of California premium assistance as "insurance reimbursement" on my federal medical expense form in order to prevent counting the California premium assistance as a medical expense.
