Gov. Edwards Urges Medicaid Members to Take Action to Avoid Losing Coverage SPECIAL TO
Gov. Edwards Urges Medicaid Members to Take Action to Avoid Losing Coverage SPECIAL TO
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Medicaid will begin sending letters and renewal packets to determine if a recipient is still eligible and will continue reviewing over a 12-month time frame. It will take 14 months to complete the Medicaid eligibility reviews, so not all members will receive letters from Medicaid at the same time. When members do receive their letters, it is critical they reply right away.
Medicaid members should update all of their contact information, including their mailing address, phone number, cell phone number and email address, to be sure they do not miss important information from Medicaid about their health coverage.
"We want all Louisianans who are eligible for Medicaid to stay covered," said
"Louisiana Medicaid is going to determine eligibility for as many members as it can using electronic data sources, but we do expect we will be asking nearly one million members to take action to renew their coverage," said Louisiana Medicaid Executive Director
Members can visit www.healthy.la.gov to learn how to update their contact information. There are several, convenient ways to make changes to your contact information, including:
* Logging on to MyMedicaid.la.gov
* Emailing [email protected]
* Calling your health plan on the number on your ID card
* Calling Medicaid's
* In-person help is available at all regional Medicaid offices. For the nearest office, visit ldh.la.gov/medicaidoffices
If you are no longer eligible for Medicaid, Medicaid will send you a letter letting you know and will share information on how to find the right low-cost health insurance for you.



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