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Welcome to Michigan Medicaid. This site contains information for: Individuals - People looking to apply for benefits, learn more about Medicaid programs, or find help. Providers - Health care providers who are enrolled with Medicaid or would like to enroll and need more information about billing, Medicaid programs, and help resources
- Medicaid Resources
The Division of Victim Services (DVS) provides a voice...
- Medicaid Beneficiaries
Go to Medicaid Information about the health care programs...
- Reports
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- Medicaid Providers
Many changes were made to the Medicaid program's...
- Apply for Healthcare Assistance
If you're unable to apply online using MI Bridges, you may...
- Secretary of State
Go to Board of State Canvassers Find information about the...
- How to apply
Call the Michigan Health Care Helpline at 1-855-789-5610;...
- Medicaid Resources
Call the Michigan Health Care Helpline at 1-855-789-5610; Visit your local Department of Human Services office; Don't wait to get health care coverage. Apply today for the Healthy Michigan Plan. It's new. It's easy. It's coverage that works in your budget. Three easy ways to apply
application may be used to apply for CDC. Medicaid The DCH-1426 or FFM application may be used for all MA categories. In addition, the following application may be used for LTC residents, DHS-4574, Medicaid Application for Nursing Facility Patients. The following persons are automatically eligible without complet-ing an application:
- Changes Are Coming to Medicaid in 2023 and 2024: Take Action to Keep Coverage
- Who Is Eligible?
- How Do I Apply?
- Getting Hmp/Tm
- Request A Hearing After Denial Or Termination Or Decrease in Benefits
If you already get Medicaid, some important changes will begin in 2023 and continue for about a year. Read the article Medicaid Continuous Coverage Will Stop in 2023-2024to learn about what you can do to keep your health insurance coverage.
In order to be eligible for TM or HMP, you must meet certain requirements. Some requirements have to do with how much income you have. Others have to do with nonfinancial things like your citizenship and Michigan residence. You could also be eligible based on age, disability, or blindness. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services(MDHHS)...
To apply for TM or HMP, submit an application to MDHHS. The fastest way to apply is online through the MI Bridges Portal(link is external). If you apply online, you will have proof of your application. You can also apply in person at your local MDHHS office(link is external). Your local MDHHS office has to give you a paper application form if you a...
If you are approved for TM or HMP, you will get an eligibility letter explaining your coverage and an enrollment card. If you have questions about your coverage, you can call member services using the number on your letter or the back of your enrollment card. If you’re not sure whether your doctor and pharmacist accept your insurance plan, you can ...
If MDHHS takes an action or makes a decision you do not agree with, you can request a hearing. You can use the Do-It-Yourself MDHHS Hearing Requesttool to complete your request. Make a copy of the form to keep for your records. You can fax, mail, or drop off your request in person. If you fax your request, keep the fax confirmation for your records...
To qualify for Medicaid in Michigan, your household income must be at or below 133% of the federal poverty level. Today's income limits for Michigan Medicaid are roughly $18,000 for an individual, $24,000 for a couple, or $36,000 for a family of four.
Call the application help line at 1-855-276-4627. Eligibility: Children up to 1 year with household income up to 195% of FPL. Children ages 1-18 with household income up to 160% of FPL; children with household income up to 212% of FPL qualify for MICHILD (low-cost health insurance for kids).
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Starting January 1, 2020, all “able-bodied adults” getting Medicaid through the Healthy Michigan Plan must do at least 80 hours a month of qualifying activities. Able-bodied adults are 19 to 62 years old, not pregnant, and do not have a disability that makes them eligible for Medicaid.
