Update Your Contact Information
If your health coverage is with Ohio Medicaid, be sure your contact information is up to date. Go to benefits.ohio.gov and log in to update your information. Don’t have a computer? You can also contact your County Department of Job and Family Services (CDJFS). Find your local CDJFS by selecting your county from the dropdown at medicaid.ohio.gov/dropdown. If your County Department of Job and Family Services (CDJS) doesn’t have your address, you may miss important letters and you could lose your coverage.
If you or someone you know has Medicaid, we recommend you respond to the request so you can be better informed and make the best decision for your health insurance future. Please respond within the time allotted – not responding could cause you to lose coverage.
If You Are Removed from Medicaid, You Have a 60-Day Enrollment Period to Make a Decision on Your Next Step.
Perhaps you took a job without insurance because you had Medicaid. It’s important to know whether or not your benefits are ending, as it affects your health insurance status. It is possible that your children could remain on Medicaid, so making sure you respond to the Medicaid notice is important.
Most individuals and families have multiple options when it comes to health insurance. Fortunately, for a lot of folks the dollar amount of subsidy has increased, meaning there may be more money to help you pay your monthly premium.
Don’t go it alone! Contact Suzanne Smaltz and schedule your appointment today. Together we’ll find the best coverage for the least amount of money. Remember, there is no cost to meet with me.