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Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Brochure
This is the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care brochure. It explains how most Medicaid recipients get services. It provides information about how to select a plan, the ways to enroll and important reference information.
Managed Medical Assistance (MMA) And Long-term Care (LTC) Expanded Benefits Insert
You may access the Managed Medical Assistance (MMA) And Long-term Care (LTC) Expanded Benefits Insert to view the extra benefits provided by each plan.
Click to select your county to receive the most helpful plan extra benefits information for where you live.
Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Dental Only Benefits/Plan Contact Insert
You may access the Medically Needy Dental Benefits Insert to view the standard and expanded benefits offered by all Dental plans.
Letter Name
Letter Description
Letter Code: Located at Bottom Right Corner of Page 1 (Click Link to See a Copy of the Letter)
SMMC Welcome
If you have received this letter, it is because you have gained Medicaid eligibility. This letter is to notify you of your enrollment status in each of the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Programs or the plans you will be enrolled in, the start date of the enrollment(s), and the cutoff date for plan changes.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have met your Share of Cost and have gained Medicaid eligibility and are required to enroll into a dental managed care plan. This letter is to notify you of the dental plan to which you are enrolled in, the start date of that enrollment and the cutoff date to change your plan.
If you have received this letter, it is because our records show that you have had an enrollment status change. This letter is to notify you of your enrollment status in each of the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Programs or the plans you will be enrolled in, the start date of the enrollment(s), and the cutoff date for plan changes.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you have asked to enroll or change yourself or other family members in to the managed care plan listed.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you have asked to enroll or change yourself or other family members in to the managed care plan listed.
If you have received this letter, it is because your address has changed. Because of this, you need to choose another plan. This letter is to notify you of the plans you will be enrolled in, the start date of the enrollment(s), and the cutoff date for plan changes.
If you have received this letter, it is because once a year during a special time called Open Enrollment you can choose to stay with your current managed care plan or pick a new one. You don’t have to make a change if you are happy with your current plan.
If you have received this letter, it is because once a year during a special time called Open Enrollment you can choose to stay with your current MMA plan or pick a new one. You don’t have to make a change if you are happy with your current plan.
If you have received this letter, it is because once a year during a special time called Open Enrollment you can choose to stay with your current Dental plan or pick a new one. You don’t have to make a change if you are happy with your current plan.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that your request to change plans outside of your Open Enrollment period has been denied. The request has been denied because it does not meet a state-approved For Cause reason.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have been assigned to an MMA specialty plan. This letter informs you that if you do not choose a different plan, the specialty plan assigned in the letter will take effect.
If you have received this letter, it is because you are currently receiving services through an MMA plan but you have been approved to enroll into an MMA specialty plan if you choose.
If you have received this letter, it is because you are enrolled into a Medicare Advantage Plan that also has a Statewide Medicaid Managed Care plan. This letter is to inform that you have the option to enroll into the related Medicaid plan so that you get all your care from the same insurance company.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have lost eligibility for a MMA specialty plan and have been disenrolled. You are required to be enrolled into an MMA plan. This letter informs you that if you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have lost eligibility for a MMA specialty plan and have been disenrolled. You can enroll into an MMA plan if you choose.
If you have received this letter, it is because your enrollment in the plan listed on the letter has ended because you are no longer eligible for enrollment.
If you have received this letter, it is because our records show that you are no longer eligible for Long-term Care (LTC). This letter is to notify you of the date your enrollment in a Long-term Care Plus plan will end, and the name and start date for the new plan you will be enrolled in for Managed Medical Assistance (MMA) services.
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SMMC Transition Welcome
If you have received this letter, it is because the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care (SMMC) program is changing. This letter is to notify you of the plans you will be enrolled in, the start date of that enrollment, and the cutoff date for plan changes.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have been approved for Medicaid and are required to enroll into a managed care plan. It also informs you that if you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is because your current plan will serve in the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Managed Medical Assistance program. You may choose to stay in your current plan or use the three ways to enroll on the letter to select a new plan.
If you have received this letter, it is because your current plan will serve in the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Managed Medical Assistance program. You may choose to stay in your current plan or use the three ways to enroll on the letter to select a new plan.
If you have received this letter, it is because your current plan will not serve in the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Managed Medical Assistance program. You may choose a new plan by using the three ways to enroll on the letter. If you do not choose a plan one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is because your current plan will not serve in the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Managed Medical Assistance program. You may choose a new plan by using the three ways to enroll on the letter.
MMA Transition - Mandatory Comprehensive - Winning Plan
If you have received this letter, it is because your current plan will serve in the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Managed Medical Assistance and Long-term Care program. You may choose to stay in your current plan or use the three ways to enroll on the letter to select a new plan.
Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Managed Medical Assistance (MMA) Services Brochure
This is the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care – Managed Medical Assistance program brochure. It explains that managed care is a new way to receive services for your Medicaid needs. It provides information about how to select a plan, the ways to enroll and important reference information.
Managed Medical Assistance Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Insert
This insert responds to frequently asked questions about the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care program and how to enroll in a Managed Medical Assistance plan. It explains things like: what is Open Enrollment and what happens to my plan if I move or my address changes.
Managed Medical Assistance Benefits and Contact Information Brochure Insert
You may access the Managed Medical Assistance Benefits Insert to the left to view the basic benefits provided by all plans, as well as the extra benefits that they each offer.
Note: You are advised to select your county to receive the most helpful plan extra benefits information for where you live. Click the following link to make your selections:
MMA Welcome - Mandatory
If you have received this letter, it is because you are approved for Medicaid and are required to be enrolled into an MMA plan. The letter informs you of the MMA plan you have been assigned.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have been approved for Medicaid and are required to enroll into an MMA plan and a Long-term care plan. It also informs you that if you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you requested to make a change to an MMA plan for a Medicaid recipient who is voluntary for enrollment.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you have asked to enroll yourself or other family members into an MMA plan and a Long-term Care (LTC) plan listed.
If you have received this letter, it is because your address has changed. Because of this, you need to choose another plan. If you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you have asked to change plans for yourself or a family member during the Open Enrollment period.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you or your family member has been approved to change your MMA plan(s) using a For Cause request.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that your request to change plans outside of your Open Enrollment period has been denied. The request has been denied because it does not meet a state-approved For Cause reason.
MMA Annual Reminder - Open Enroll Reminder Mandatory
If you have received this letter, it is because once a year during a special time called Open Enrollment you can choose to stay with your current MMA plan or pick a new one. You don’t have to make a change if you are happy with your current plan.
If you have received this letter, it is because once a year during a special time called Open Enrollment you can choose to stay with your current MMA plan or pick a new one. You don’t have to make a change if you are happy with your current plan.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you requested to enroll into an MMA plan for a Medicaid recipient who is voluntary for enrollment.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have been assigned to an MMA specialty plan. This letter informs you that if you do not choose a different plan, the specialty plan assigned in the letter will take effect.
If you have received this letter, it is because you are currently receiving services through an MMA plan but you have been approved to enroll into an MMA specialty plan if you choose.
MMA Notification - Specialty Plan Eligibility Loss Mand
If you have received this letter, it is because you have lost eligibility for a MMA specialty plan and have been disenrolled. You are required to be enrolled into an MMA plan. This letter informs you that if you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
MMA Notification - Specialty Plan Eligibility Loss Vol
If you have received this letter, it is because you have lost eligibility for a MMA specialty plan and have been disenrolled. You can enroll into an MMA plan if you choose.
If you have received this letter, it is because your current plan will serve in the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care program. You may choose to stay in your current plan or use the three ways to enroll on the letter to select a new plan.
Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-term Care (LTC) Services Brochure
This is the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care – Long-term Care program brochure. It explains that managed care is a new way to receive services for your long-term care needs, including nursing home and in-home care services. It provides information about how to select a plan, the ways to enroll and important reference information.
Long-term Care Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Insert
This insert responds to frequently asked questions about the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care program and how to enroll in a Long-term Care plan. It explains things like: what is Open Enrollment and what happens to my plan if I move or my address changes.
Long-term Care Benefits and Contact Information Brochure Insert
You may access the Long-term Care Benefits Insert to the left to view the basic benefits provided by all plans, as well as the extra benefits that they each offer.
Note: You are advised to select your county to receive the most helpful plan extra benefits information for where you live. Click the following link to make your selections:
LTC Welcome - Mandatory - Full Eligible
If you have received this letter, it is because you have been approved for Medicaid and are required to enroll into a Long-term Care plan. It also informs you that if you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have applied for Medicaid but are not yet approved. It informs you that you may choose to enroll in a plan while you are waiting for your Medicaid approval to be determined by the Department of Children and Families.
If you have received this letter, this means that you have asked to enroll yourself or a family member in a Medicaid Long-term Care plan prior to receiving Medicaid coverage. Please remember by choosing to receive services now before Medicaid coverage is approved, if Medicaid coverage is denied you may be billed by the plan for services received.
If you have received this letter, it is because you have been counseled about your Long-term Care options and have asked to be disenrolled or to disenroll a family member from a Medicaid Long-term Care plan prior to being approved for Medicaid coverage. Please remember that if you choose not to receive services now before Medicaid approval, the following may still happen:1) You may still be billed by the plan for services received if Medicaid coverage is denied.2)You will not be able to enroll in any other plan until Medicaid coverage has been determined.
If you have received this letter, it is because either you or your family member has received Medicaid coverage. It also explains that if you choose to change plans, you will have 120 days to do so.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you have asked to enroll yourself or other family members in to the Long-term Care plan listed.
If you have received this letter, it is because your address has changed. Because of this, you need to choose another plan. If you do not choose a plan, one will be assigned to you.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you or your family member has been approved to change Long-term Care plan(s) using a For Cause request.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that your request to change plans outside of your Open Enrollment period has been denied. The request has been denied because it does not meet a state-approved For Cause reason.
If you have received this letter, it is to confirm that you have asked to change plans for yourself or a family member during the Open Enrollment period.
If you have received this letter, it is because once a year during a special time called Open Enrollment you can choose to stay with your current Long-term care plan or pick a new one. You don’t have to make a change if you are happy with your current plan.
