Medicaid enrollment and redetermination is the process by which your state reviews your eligibility for Medicaid coverage. During a redetermination (also called a renewal), the state checks whether your income, household size, and other circumstances still meet the program’s requirements. If you no longer qualify, or if you fail to respond to renewal paperwork, your coverage can be terminated.
Prior to 2023, states had paused redeterminations during the COVID-19 public health emergency. When the “unwinding” began in April 2023, over 25 million people were disenrolled from Medicaid nationwide, according to data from BenefitsUSA.org. Many of those disenrollments were procedural, meaning people lost coverage not because they were ineligible but because they did not complete renewal paperwork in time.
Providers have a role to play in ensuring your patients stay covered. Download materials to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions for Partners For Kids Contracted Providers
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Electronic WIC / SNAP Tear-Off Pads
Patients enrolled in SNAP and WIC programs will automatically be re-enrolled in Medicaid during the redetermination process.
Hot Cards to Print
Ask your Partners For Kids Provider Relations Specialist for printed copies.
- 6×9 (with Dayton Children’s Hospital Logo)
- 8.5×11 (with Dayton Children’s Hospital Logo)
- 11×17 (with Dayton Children’s Hospital Logo)
- Russian (with Dayton Children’s Hospital Logo)