Tag: AHCCCS
Take action immediately when you get a notice from the Department of Economic Security, AHCCCS, or your health care plan
Beginning April 1, AHCCCS will begin renewing all members. Don’t leave your family unprotected, follow the directions in your notice.
Check your mailbox and respond with the requested information to confirm you are eligible.
AHCCCS Member Renewals to Begin April 1
In December 2022, Congress passed legislation which will end the Medicaid continuous enrollment requirement related to the COVID-19 pandemic on April 1, 2023. At that time, AHCCCS will be required to reverify the eligibility status of all members enrolled in AHCCCS and KidsCare (Arizona’s CHIP program).
AHCCCS will complete a full eligibility renewal for all 2.4 million enrolled members over the course of 12 months, following a careful plan to limit gaps in health care coverage for Arizonans. Members will be notified of their eligibility renewal prior to their month of renewal.
Per federal requirements, the ending of the continuous enrollment requirement will represent the first time in three years that Medicaid and CHIP members will go through the renewal process. It is imperative that AHCCCS members update their contact information in Health-e-Arizona Plus (www.healthearizonaplus.gov) and respond to all AHCCCS communication in a timely manner.
Bilingual update — North Country HealthCare — Let us help get your family covered!
With the Public Health Emergency coming to a close soon (COVID-19 Pandemic), AHCCCS will no longer be auto renewing for those that have enrolled in the past couple of years. We are anticipating 600,000 Arizonans to lose their coverage and benefits. Our goal is to be as proactive as possible to get the word out that WE are here to help for free and make sure people have the coverage they need, especially when that time comes.
Family Involvement Center can help families apply for AHCCCS health care coverage
Do you need affordable health care coverage, but think you or your children don’t qualify or it’s too complicated or inconvenient to apply? Have you been laid off and are in need of health care coverage? Has your enrollment in AHCCCS been discontinued because you had trouble providing documentation for eligibility? WE CAN HELP!
We can help you apply over the phone (877-568-8468) and at no cost. We have several trained, bilingual assistors who are ready to help.
AHCCCS Human Rights Committee in Northern Arizona
Human Rights Committees are made up of people who understand the needs of those with mental illness. Committee members are dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of individuals who receive publicly funded behavioral health services.
KidsCare Enrollment
Beginning July 26, families across Arizona who earn too much to qualify for the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), yet cannot afford the cost of private health insurance, will be able to apply for low- or no-cost coverage through KidsCare.
Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System
A special link for information for foster families has been established…
KidsCare Accepting Applications July 26
AHCCCS estimates approximately 30,000 Arizona children may enroll in KidsCare coverage. KidsCare offers the full array of AHCCCS benefits…
KidsCare Accepting Applications July 26
AHCCCS estimates approximately 30,000 Arizona children may enroll in KidsCare coverage. KidsCare offers the full array of AHCCCS benefits…
SB 1375 Draft Report Recommendations
This past Monday, comments were due to AHCCCS on the Draft SB 1375 Report regarding integration of medical, dental and behavioral health services for foster children. If you’d like to see the comments posted individually by the Children’s Action Alliance and the Arizona Council of Human Service Providers, it is possible that AHCCCS will post […]
