If you are approved for help, you will have healthcare coverage through Missouri Medicaid (MO HealthNet). This healthcare coverage is different than Medicare and it can help with benefits not normally covered through that program, like nursing home care and personal care services.

The MO HealthNet Division offers health care coverage for eligible Missourians. If you do not currently have health care coverage through MO HealthNet (Missouri Medicaid), the Family Support Division can help you with your application.

If you do not have health insurance or you need help paying for your health care, you may be eligible for coverage through Missouri’s Medicaid program, called MO HealthNet. Who is eligible? Eligibility for MO HealthNet depends on your income , age, health, and individual needs.

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If you do not have health insurance or need help paying for your health care, you may be eligible for coverage through Missouri’s Medicaid program, called MO HealthNet. Eligibility for MO HealthNet coverage depends on your income, age, health, and individual needs.

What is Medicaid expansion and when did it begin? Medicaid expansion changed the eligibility requirements for Missouri’s Medicaid program (MO HealthNet) to include adults between the ages of 19 and 64 who are eligible for the program.

ATTENTION MEDICAID PARTICIPANTS: Beginning April 1, 2023, the Family Support Division will be required to restart annual renewals for MO HealthNet (Missouri Medicaid). We will send you important information in the mail, so please make sure to …

MO HealthNet offers healthcare coverage through either a Managed Care health plan (also referred to as MAGI) or the Fee-For-Service Program (referred to as non-MAGI). Which program you get your services through depends on your age and eligibility.

The Missouri Title XIX (Medicaid) Personal Care Program offers medically related services designed to meet the maintenance needs of participants with a chronic, stable condition. Available services include basic and advanced personal care, personal care assistance consumer-directed services, and authorized nurse visits.

The Family Support Division is responsible for administering public assistance programs including SNAP, Temporary Assistance, Medicaid, childcare subsidy, child support, blind services and other basic needs.