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How to renew Medicaid benefits - Medicaid Unwinding 2023

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Important healthcare coverage information for Medicaid members.

In December 2022, Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 (CAA). Per the CAA, the continuous coverage provision that prohibited states from disenrolling members from Medicaid will expire on
March 31, 2023. Ohio will resume routine eligibility operations on February 1, 2023. This will cause some Ohio Medicaid members to be disenrolled from the program.

It is critical that members take the necessary steps to update your contact information, respond to requests for information (including renewal packets sent in the mail), or transition to other coverage if you are no longer eligible for Medicaid.

Your child may be eligible for coverage even if you are no longer eligible. For more information, contact your County Department ofJob and Family Services.

If you no longer qualify for Medicaid and need a new health insurance plan, visit HealthCare.gov/get-coverage/   or   GetCoveredOhio.org.

 

So how do you renew your Medicaid membership? Follow these steps: 

Step 1

There are lots of ways you can apply or renew. First, research your options. Which Ohio Medicaid program would you like?

Then start the application process. You can apply or renew online, in person, by mail, or on the phone.

  • To apply/renew online, click here or keep reading and we will walk you through the steps in the next few pages.
  • You can apply/renew in person or by mail at your local county Job and Family Services office.
  • You can apply/renew by phone by calling the Consumer Hotline. 

 

Step 2

Attach copies of your proof of income, resources (such as cash, savings, checking, real property, stocks, bonds, etc.), proof of citizenship or alien status, pregnancy if applicable, and other insurance you may have. If you are applying because you are age 65 or older or disabled, you will need to provide proof of your age or disability.

 

Step 3

Sign and date the application and send the application and any additional materials to your local county Job and Family Services office.

You may mail, fax or drop off the application.

You may also have an authorized representative apply/renew on your behalf. - An authorized representative is an individual, age 18 or older, who stands in your place. You must provide a written statement naming the authorized representative and the duties the authorized representative may perform on your behalf. All notices and correspondence issued by Medicaid must be issued to both you and the authorized representative.

 

Have questions or who like assistance with the remewal process? Contact Lillian - our Patient Care Navigator - for assistance: 740-392-2200 x2258

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