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WKR002-DHHS MAGI Annual Review Form (Rev. April 2023) Your current Medicaid household. The person(s) listed below are up for review and their coverage will end if you do not provide information about them on this form. We need information for everyone listed, not just ones with a closure date associated with this review.
You can always check your annual eligibility review status and complete your review online at apply.scdhhs.gov. 3. Complete and return your form (if you get one).
Annual Review Form. Notification Date: You have 30 days from the date listed above to com-plete and return this form. If you do not, you may lose Medicaid benefits. What do I do with this form? • Please complete this form and return it by the date listed above. • If a member has moved out of your home, indicate that they no longer live with you.
Annual Eligibility Review. Once a year, the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (Healthy Connections) may mail you an Annual Review Form to determine if you are still eligible for Medicaid. When you get your Annual Review Form, it’s time to take action!
Annual Review Form - Institutional and HCBW What do I need to complete this form? • Social Security Numbers (or document numbers for any legal immigrants who need insurance) • Employer & income information for everyone in your family (paystubs, W-2 forms, tax statements) • Policy numbers for any current health insurance
If yes, you must fill out this form. Each person listed in Section H of the Your Texas Benefits application needs to answer the questions below (Section 1). The people who should be included in Section H and who should answer the questions below are: (You can still apply for health insurance even if you don’t file a federal income tax return.)
22 Αυγ 2023 · South Carolina restarted the Annual Eligibility Reviews process April 1, 2023. Here are your top Medicaid Annual Eligibility Review questions answered: 1. I’m currently receiving South Carolina Healthy Connections Medicaid benefits. Will I still be eligible after the Annual Eligibility Review? The eligibility rules for Medicaid have not changed.
