Your original county needs to notify the new county and get your case transferred.If you are currently enrolled in a managed care plan that is not offered in the new county, your local department of social services will notify you so that you can choose a new plan.If your Medicaid is with the Marketplace, (NY State of Health), it is important that you update your account with your new address.To request a card for your unborn baby, you will need to contact your local department of social services or if your case is with the Marketplace, (NY State or Health), at 1 (855) 355-5777 and notify them that you are pregnant and what your anticipated due date is.Those living in the five boroughs of NYC, whose cases are administered by the Human Resources Administration (HRA) office can call the HRA Infoline at 1 (718) 557-1399 or the HRA Medicaid Helpline at 1(888) 692-6116.Once the Medicaid office receives the letter, they will issue you an unborn/infant card which you will use to take the baby to the doctor once he/she is born, until the child´s permanent card is issued.You can report Medicaid fraud by calling the Fraud Hotline 1-877-873-7283 or by If you are turning age 65 within the next three months or you are age 65 or older, you may be entitled to additional medical benefits through the Medicare program. People in managed care plans use their Medicaid benefit card to get those services that the plan does not cover.In many counties you can join a plan if there is one available and you want to. You may receive additional 1095-B forms from more than one provider if you changed coverage in the past year.For additional information about the 1095-B form you received, please click on the If you receive a letter from the IRS, please click on If you think you are disabled, and if you meet the criteria for disability included in the Social Security Act, you may be eligible for Medicaid even if your income is otherwise too high.If you believe you are disabled, you should furnish the local department of social services with medical evidence about your impairment(s).It may be necessary for you to have further examinations and/or tests for the disability to be determined. Medicaid members.
There may be limitations on certain services.For you to use your Benefit Identification Card for certain medical supplies, equipment, or services (e.g., wheelchair, orthopedic shoes, transportation), you or the person or facility that will provide the service must receive approval before the service can be provided (prior approval).The following services are subject to a co-payment: There is no co-payment on private practicing physician services (including laboratory and/or x-ray services, home health services, personal care services or long term home health care services). A penalty period may be imposed for the transfer of non-exempt assets for less than fair market value. Currently the "lookback" period is 60 months (5 yrs) prior to the month you are applying for coverage of nursing home care. Any trust assets distributed to the disabled individual are counted as income.You must provide a copy of the trust to your local social services district. You can view their site online at omig.ny.gov. You are responsible to pay a maximum of up to $200 in a co-pay year. Pregnant women and children can apply at … You will receive a renewal packet by mail prior to your renewal date. Your category might be single, childless couples, pregnant women, parent(s) and caretaker relatives with dependent children, elderly and/or disabled.The necessary documentation needed to apply for Medicaid will depend on your category, whether you fall under the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) guidelines or non-MAGI guidelines which are defined in the following section. Verification that the income was placed into the trust is required. Always ask the doctor or other provider if he or she takes Medicaid. There is a specific Medicaid phone number you can call if you need to speak with representatives at your facility.