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STAR is a no-cost Medicaid managed care plan that covers children up to age 21, some adults, and pregnant women who cannot afford health insurance. Texas Children’s Health Plan offers STAR in more than 20 counties in the Jefferson and Harris Service Areas. What does STAR cover? How does it work?
- Star Member Resources
If you receive benefits through Medicaid’s STAR or STAR Kids...
- Star Member Resources
STAR Kids Individual Service Plan (ISP) Narrative: ES: 2604: STAR Kids Individual Service Plan - Service Tracking Tool: ES: 2605: Member SK-SAI MDCP Review Signature: ES: 3618: Resident Transaction Notice H1097: Affidavit for Citizenship/Identity: ES: H1746-A: MEPD Referral Cover Sheet H1826: Case Information Release H2053-B: Health Plan ...
STAR Kids is a Medicaid-managed care plan. This plan helps children and young adults under the age of 21 with disabilities. We offer STAR Kids in the Harris, Jefferson and Northeast Service Areas. What does STAR Kids cover? How does it work? Star Kids is similar the STAR (Medicaid) program.
Texas Children’s Health Plan Member Services, call 866-959-2555 or TTY 800-735-2989 (Texas Relay) or 7-1-1 to find out how to get covered services for you or your child. Member Services is ready 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Central Time, excluding state-approved holidays. After hours,
An individual applicant or member must meet the following criteria to be eligible for the Medically Dependent Children Program (MDCP): be birth through 20; live in Texas; have an approved medical necessity (MN) for a nursing facility (NF) level of care (LOC);
Left Menu. Search this Handbook. 1000, Overview and Eligibility. 2000, Medically Dependent Children Program Intake and Initial Application. 3000, STAR Kids Screening and Assessment and Service Planning. 4000, STAR Kids Community Services. 5000, Service Delivery Options. 6000, Denials and Disenrollment.
STAR Health is a comprehensive, managed care program designed to better coordinate and improve access to health care for: Children in DFPS conservatorship (under age 18); Youth in CPS Extended Foster Care (ages 18 through 21);
