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Do I qualify for ${state_medicaid_program}?
Understanding Medicaid can be tricky. That’s why we’re here to walk you through the entire process. The first step is making sure that you qualify. Visit the ${plan_name} website to find out if you qualify. Come join us on the path to better health today.
Questions?
You can call Member Services at ${member_services_phone}. We’re here for you ${member_services_hours}.
You can call Member Services at ${member_services_phone}. We’re here for you ${member_services_hours}.
What is Medicaid?
In ${state_name}, it’s called ${state_medicaid_program}. It’s a government program that provides no-cost or low-cost health care for millions of Americans. Aetna Better Health® is a managed care organization (MCO) taking part in ${state_medicaid_program}. An MCO is the health plan that provides your benefits. MCOs provide health coverage and standard benefits.
People who qualify for ${state_medicaid_program} are covered for many benefits and services, like:
- [Preventive care]
- [Vision care]
- [Dental care]
- [Medications]
- [Disease management]
- [Behavioral health services]
What should I know about ${state_medicaid_program}?
It’s a program for [adults and children] who meet certain state guidelines.
Eligibility is based on your [total family income and household size]. Once you apply, ${state_medicaid_agency} then reviews your enrollment in {state_medicaid_program}. If you qualify, you can choose ${plan_name} as your health plan.
Questions about whether you’re eligible? You can contact ${state_medicaid_program} directly for help.
Just call ${state_medicaid_program_phone}.
Who does ${state_medicaid_program} cover?
We serve [every parish] in ${state_name}]. Members fit into one or more of these groups:
- [People with low incomes]
- [People who are legal citizens, ages 19–64 and who don’t already qualify for Medicare or Medicaid]
- [Parents/caretakers of children under 19]
- [Children under 19]
- [People who are blind or disabled]
- [Pregnant women]
- [People who have disabilities]
What if I have a disability?
People who have disabilities can get more help in the form of monthly payments. The Social Security Administration offers two kinds of benefits:
For adults with children and little or no work history. To get help, you must meet certain income and asset limits. If you get SSI, you might also be able to get supplemental nutrition assistance (SNAP) and help with housing.
For people who have a work history but can no longer work. If you have SSDI, you can get Medicare after 2 years. Once you get Medicare, you can also get Part D to help with drug costs. Do you have SSDI and a dependent under age 18? If yes, they may also get benefits.
We use Centauri Health Solutions to help members apply for SSI and SSDI benefits. They follow HIPAA rules to keep your info private. You can watch a video English | Español about Centauri.
Need help? You can chat online with an agent on the Centauri Health Solutions website. Or call 1-866-263-6608 for help.
Want more info on Medicaid eligibility?
You can check out this “Do I qualify for Medicaid?” article to learn more.
What’s next?
If you think you qualify for ${state_medicaid_program}, you can check out our “How to apply” page. We'll help you get started.