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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions are used to provide additional information and/or statutory guidance not found in State Medicaid Director Letters, State Health Official Letters, or CMCS Informational Bulletins. The different sets of FAQs as originally released can be accessed below.

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Who can tell me if I am eligible for Medicaid?

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Since Medicaid is administered by the Medicaid agency in your state, eligibility may vary from one state to another. Contact your state Medicaid Agency with questions, or see if you qualify by applying. CMS is the federal agency that works with state Medicaid agencies to make sure they comply with federal laws and regulations.

FAQ ID:94506

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I want to apply for Medicaid or get coverage for my child. Who do I contact?

Your state will determine if you qualify for Medicaid. Contact your state for renewal or application information.

FAQ ID:94516

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I want to talk to someone at the federal level. Who do I contact?

State Medicaid and CHIP agencies have the primary responsibility for operation of the Medicaid and CHIP programs and they are your first and primary resource for assistance with your Medicaid and CHIP related questions, particularly as it relates to your eligibility status or benefits. If you have already contacted your State Medicaid Agency, you may contact the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services as follows:

Toll-Free: 877-267-2323
Local: 410-786-3000
TTY Toll-Free: 866-226-1819
TTY Local: 410-786-0727
Medicaid.gov Mailbox: Medicaid.gov@cms.hhs.gov

FAQ ID:94561

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