The Webinar presented today by Lindsay Felsing provides some good information on how to maximize Medical Deductions for applications to DHS for Food and Medical Assistance as well as how the Recertification process will work through the MiCAFE Partner Channel. Also included in the presentation are program updates.
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View the Medicaid Expansion-Healthy Michigan Plan Webinar
This webinar answered a lot of my questions about the April 1 Medicaid expansion.
Anyone can view it at http://slidesha.re/1fh5m4q
Here is more info from the Michigan Primary Care Association (MPCA)……A PDF copy of the webinar slides are available for download at: http://bit.ly/1iWVUUe
Here is information from MPCA: You can send your contact information to enroll@mpca.net to be added to the distribution list for the webinar.
You can access more information and FAQs on the Healthy Michigan plan at: www.michigan.gov/healthymichiganplan
You can access helpful partner materials, including a flier which discusses the type of coverage most appropriate for individual consumers, at: www.enrollmichigan.com
And Finally, you can encourage clients and constituents to text “InfoMI” to 69866 to receive text message updates about health insurance options in Michigan.
Affordable Care Act “Marketplace”
This website re: Medicaid is easy to navigate! It is the Health Insurance Marketplace from the Department of Health and Human Services.
healthcare.gov
MI Choice Waiver
Hi,
Here is a flyer from Senior Alliance that gives information about the program to post for your members.
Lindsay
Medicaid Spend Down
Answer:
My understanding of the process is that all receipts (paid & unpaid) should be turned in to DHS monthly. DHS will decide when their deductible/spend down is met. Also, it is up to the medical facility to bill the members insurance and once that is done, hopefully Medicaid will pay that bill. Lindsey, always feel free to contact the DHS Specialist if you have’nt done that. I hope this helps!
Take care,
Adrienne E. Smith
Question:
I remember in one of our meetings it was mentioned that as soon as a person has a medical expense(even unpaid) that meets their deductible they should provide the information to DHS. Does this mean that DHS will cover the medical expense or does the person still need to pay it? Ex. Member is billed for a surgery which meets the deductible and contacts DHS. Now does the member have to pay that bill or will DHS cover it?
Thanks,
Lindsay Kohler
