Medicaid Redetermination
What you need to know if you’re losing your coverage.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, states were able to stop reviewing eligibility for Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and couldn’t remove anyone who was enrolled in this coverage. As of February 1, 2023, states are allowed to restart those reviews. This means some adults and children may lose their Medicaid or CHIP coverage.
If your state tells you that you’ve lost or may soon lose health coverage through Medicaid or CHIP, you have other health care options.
At ARC Benefit Solutions, we want to help ease your transition into a new plan that fits your budget and your situation. We offer individual and family health insurance plans, as well as dental and vision coverage. Rest assured that we will find the right plan for you and your family.
your options
You can re-apply for Medicaid or CHIP to find out if you still qualify.
- In all states, Medicaid and CHIP offer health coverage to some low-income people, families and children, pregnant women, the elderly, and people with disabilities. If your income level or medical needs change, you might qualify for Medicaid or CHIP in your state.
- You can apply any time, and there’s no limit to the number of times you can apply.
- Click here to re-apply for Medicaid or CHIP.
You may be able to get low-cost, quality health coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace.
- Most people qualify for savings on a health plan to lower their monthly premium and what they pay when they get care. Savings are based on household income and size.
- All Marketplace plans cover doctor visits, prescription drugs, emergency care, mental health, hospitalizations, and more.
- Contact us to find a individual/family health insurance plan that meets your needs.
You may be able to sign up for Medicare without paying a late enrollment penalty.
- If you now qualify for Medicare, but didn’t sign up for it when you first became eligible, you have a limited time (called a “Special Enrollment Period”) to sign up without paying the usual penalty.
- Your Special Enrollment Period starts the day your state notifies you that your Medicaid coverage is ending, and continues for 6 months after your Medicaid coverage ends.
- Contact us if you would like to discuss your Medicare options.
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Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services