Next Generation My Care – It’s here … now what?
As of
For Medicaid, the
The first round of these Medicaid auto assignment letters has gone out from the State. Individuals who have received them can make a change at any time over the next 60 days. If no action is taken, they will transition on
As a reminder, no one can be auto-enrolled for Medicare plans. That is still an action that requires the individual to select. This includes choosing a MyCare Medicare plan associated with their MyCare Medicaid plan, another Medicare Advantage plan available in their area, or Traditional Medicare. Individuals will not be auto-assigned into a Medicare plan. Individuals may choose to enroll in a MyCare Medicare plan at any time. Changes to other (non-
As we work our way through this transition, it is important to remember the system is new to all of us: individual consumers, providers, hospitals, and Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) alike. In addition to the

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