
If you want to change your Medicaid insurance, you can report the change by updating your application and review your Eligibility Results. If you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period, you can shop for plans and enroll in one that meets your needs. You can also call a customer service representative who will help you enroll over the telephone.
Characteristics | Values |
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Special Enrollment Period | A period of time outside of Open Enrollment when you can enroll in or change Marketplace plans due to a life event or based on your income. |
Open Enrollment | When you can enroll in or change Marketplace plans. |
Change Plan | If you have been a member of your current plan for three months or less, or if you tried to get help from your MCP, but continue to have problems finding the care you need. |
Report the Change | By updating your application. |
Renewal | If you receive a notice telling you to renew coverage. |
Change Request | If you believe you meet one of the requirements. |
Enrollment | By mail or by calling a customer service representative. |
What You'll Learn
Special Enrollment Period - Life event or income change
If you want to change your Medicaid insurance, you can do so during a Special Enrollment Period. This is a period of time outside of Open Enrollment when you can enroll in or change Marketplace plans due to a life event or based on your income.
You can report the change by updating your application and then review your Eligibility Results. If you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period, you can shop for plans and enroll in one that meets your needs.
You can also call and speak to a customer service representative who will help you enroll over the telephone.
If you have any questions, you can find free help choosing a plan for next year.
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Report changes - Update application
If you want to change your Medicaid insurance, you can start by reporting the change by updating your application. This will ensure that you get the right amount of savings towards your Marketplace plan. You may also qualify to switch plans if you meet certain requirements.
To update your application, you can follow these steps:
- Find free help choosing a plan for next year.
- Report the change by updating your application.
- Review your Eligibility Results.
- If you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period, you can shop for plans and enroll in one that meets your needs.
You can also enroll in a plan by visiting the Medicaid Consumer Hotline Portal, downloading the appropriate enrollment form, or calling a customer service representative.
If you are already enrolled in a plan and want to change to a different plan, you must meet one of the following requirements:
- You have been a member of your current plan for three months or less.
- You tried to get help from your MCP, but continue to have problems finding the care you need.
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Choose a plan - Primary care physician
If you are already enrolled in a plan and would like to change to a different plan, you must meet one of the following requirements:
- You have been a member of your current plan for three months or less
- You tried to get help from your MCP, but continue to have problems finding the care you need
If you believe you meet one of these requirements, complete the change request.
When you select a plan, be sure to choose a primary care physician for each person in your family or the plan will choose one for you.
You can shop for plans and enroll in one that meets your needs if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period. This is a period of time outside of Open Enrollment when you can enroll in or change Marketplace plans due to a life event or based on your income.
You may also qualify to switch plans if you report the change by updating your application.
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Enroll by mail - Download and mail form
If you want to change your Medicaid insurance, you can enroll by mail. First, download the appropriate enrollment form from the materials page of your state's Medicaid website. You can find the Ohio Medicaid enrollment form on the materials page of the Ohio Medicaid website. The form can be found at https://www.ohiomh.com/home/changeplans.
Once you have downloaded the form, you can mail it to the following address:
505 South High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
You can also call the Medicaid Consumer Hotline Portal and speak to a customer service representative who will help you enroll over the telephone.
If you are already enrolled in a plan and would like to change to a different plan, you must meet one of the following requirements:
- You have been a member of your current plan for three months or less
- You tried to get help from your MCP, but continue to have problems finding the care you need
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Change request - Complete change request
If you want to change your Medicaid insurance, you can do so by reporting the change by updating your application. You can also shop for plans and enroll in one that meets your needs.
You may also qualify to switch plans if you meet the following requirements:
- You have been a member of your current plan for three months or less.
- You tried to get help from your MCP, but continue to have problems finding the care you need.
If you believe you meet one of these requirements, complete the change request.
You can also enroll in a plan by visiting the Medicaid Consumer Hotline Portal, which will walk you through the enrollment process step-by-step. You can also call and speak to a customer service representative who will help you enroll over the telephone.
If you are not sure what steps to take, or how to update your information, find free help choosing a plan for next year.
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Frequently asked questions
You can change your Medicaid insurance by reporting the change by updating your application. You can also shop for plans and enroll in one that meets your needs.
You must meet one of the following requirements: You have been a member of your current plan for three months or less, or You tried to get help from your MCP, but continue to have problems finding the care you need.
You can enroll in a new plan by visiting the Medicaid Consumer Hotline Portal or by calling a customer service representative. You can also enroll by mail.
You can review your Eligibility Results to see if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period. This period allows you to enroll in or change Marketplace plans due to a life event or based on your income.
If you're not sure what steps to take, you can find free help choosing a plan for next year.