How can I find a provider that accepts Medicaid or CHIP? April 27, 2018 Each state Medicaid and CHIP program has its own provider network.
Contact your state for a list of providers. How do I replace my Medicaid card? April 23, 2018 Contact your state Medicaid agency. They can help you get replacement cards and answer your questions about what services are covered, providers to use, and how to renew your eligibility. Does
Medicaid cover pregnancies, mental health, dental, nursing home, or long term care? March 12, 2018 States are required to cover certain benefits and others are optional. To learn what your state covers, contact your state Medicaid agency. To learn more about the Federal rules around mandatory and optional services, visit the benefits page. My
state has been affected by a natural disaster and/or a public health emergency has been declared. I am on Medicaid and my children are on CHIP. I have a question about our coverage. Who should I call? September 7, 2017 Contact your state Medicaid agency. They can help answer your coverage questions and what to do when you have an access problem due to the declared emergency. I have a question about my Medicaid account. What is your phone number? May 16, 2016 Contact your state Medicaid agency. They can help you get replacement cards and answer your questions about what services are covered, providers to use, and how to renew your eligibility. How do I apply for (or renew) Medicaid or CHIP? May 5, 2016 Your state will determine if you qualify for Medicaid. Contact your state for renewal or application information. I want to apply for Medicaid or get coverage for my child. Who do I contact? May 5, 2016 Your state will determine if you qualify for Medicaid. Contact your state for renewal or application information. I want to talk to someone at the federal level. Who do I contact? May 5, 2016 State Medicaid and CHIP agencies have the primary responsibility for operation of the Medicaid and CHIP programs and they are your first and primary resource for assistance with your Medicaid and CHIP related questions, particularly as it relates to your eligibility status or benefits. If you have already contacted your State Medicaid Agency, you may contact the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services as follows: Toll-Free: 877-267-2323 Who can tell me if I am eligible for Medicaid? May 5, 2016 " Since Medicaid is administered by the Medicaid agency in your state, eligibility may vary from one state to another. Contact your state Medicaid Agency with questions, or see if you qualify by applying. CMS is the federal agency that works with state Medicaid agencies to make sure they comply with federal laws and regulations. I am looking for a dentist in my area who accepts Medicaid. How can I find one? Use our dentist locator to find a dentist that accepts Medicaid. Results per page Your Texas Benefits Medicaid CardWhat does the Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card look like?Will you send me a new Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card each month?No. The card we send is your everyday Medicaid card. Keep using this card even if you change medical or dental plans. We won't send another Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card unless you request one. You can also view and print your Medicaid card on the YourTexasBenefits.com's Medicaid Client Portal. Do I still have to renew my Medicaid?Yes. You must renew it each time we send you a renewal application in the mail. What if I lose my card? How can I get a new one?You can order a new card by phone or by visiting YourTexasBenefits.com's Medicaid Client Portal. Phone
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Can I print my card from the web?Yes. If your computer is connected to a printer, you can print a paper copy of the Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card. You can see an electronic version using a smartphone or tablet.
I received someone else's card in the mail. What should I do with it?
We will collect some information. Then, we will ask you to write "Return to Sender" on the envelope and mail the card back. Someone who is part of my case passed away. What should I do with the card?Shred or cut up the card and throw it away. Then, report the client's death to the HHSC benefits office in your area or call 2-1-1 or 877-541-7905. HHSC will close the client's record. See Your Medicaid InformationI'm not sure if I am in a Medicaid program or not. How can I find out which program I'm in?You can find out if you have Medicaid by phone or through the web. Phone
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Note: If you are a legally authorized representative, you must click on the client drop-down menu on the upper right side, and choose a name from the list to see who has Medicaid and the plan and program names. How will the doctor know which Medicaid program I'm in?The doctor's staff can use your Medicaid number to see which Medicaid program you're in. Your doctor should always check to make sure you're covered by Medicaid. How do I find my main doctor's name and phone number? It's not on the card. Same with my dentist. How do I get this information?
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How can I change my address and phone number?You can change your address and phone number by visiting YourTexasBenefits.com. You can also make changes by phone. Phone
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How do I know if my child is due for a Texas Health Steps checkup?Texas Health Steps will send you a letter when it's time for your child's medical and dental checkups. You can also visit YourTexasBenefits.com or call the number below to find out if your child is due for a checkup. Phone
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How can I find a drug store that takes Medicaid?You can search for a Medicaid drug store near your home by phone or on the YourTexasBenefits.com's Medicaid Client Portal. Phone
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What other information can I view on the YourTexasBenefits website?Medicaid clients can see their available Medicaid health information. Legally authorized representatives can see their children's available Medicaid health information, which includes:
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What else can I do on the Your Texas Benefits website?You can:
How does sharing my health information help me?It lets your Medicaid doctors and other providers see what kind of treatment you got in the past. That helps your doctors give you quicker care and fewer medical tests. What kind of health information will be available?Your Medicaid doctors and other providers can see what you've been diagnosed with and how it was treated. Is it safe to share my health information online?Your privacy is very important to us. Before any Medicaid doctor or other providers can look at your health information, they must:
What if I don't want my Medicaid doctors and providers to see my health information through this website?You can "opt out" of sharing. "Opt-out" means that you choose not to share your health information. To opt out, go to http://www.yourtexasbenefits.com/ and then:
You can also opt out by calling 800-252-8263. If you opt out, we won't share your health information with Medicaid doctors or other providers. What if I change my mind about sharing my Medicaid health information?You can opt in or opt out whenever you want. To change your settings, go to www.YourTexasBenefits.com and then:
You can also change your settings by calling 800-252-8263. What is the policy number on a card?It's usually called “Policy ID” or “Policy #” on your card. Your insurance company uses this number to keep track of your medical bills. You might be asked for this number when you schedule an appointment with a provider.
Where is my policy number on my card?Your policy number typically lives at the top of your ID card or insurance document. It's unique to you and it proves that you have coverage. Police officers and insurance agents use this card to verify your coverage. You might need to find this quickly if you get pulled over or find yourself in an accident.
Is the ID the same as the policy number?A policy number is a unique identifying number given to every person enrolled with a specific health insurer. A Member ID is an internal reference number associated with a particular enrollee within a health insurer's system.
How do I find my Florida Medicaid ID number?The front of your Florida Medicaid gold card shows your name and a card identification number called the Card Control Number.
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