We are hiring! The deadline for applications is July 25, 2008.
VACA seeks community help
Governor Patrick and his Cabinet are meeting with communities across the state this summer.
Massachusetts residents with questions about medications or difficulty paying for them can get help.
The Massachusetts Legislature continues Outreach and enrollment "mini-grants" and supports vital health access activities.
A one-page summary sheet describes what QSHIP covers, what limits exist and how it works with other state health programs.
Members and applicants receiving delayed forms should fill them out immediately and file an appeal.
Download a new outreach tool to reach young uninsured men.
Some MassHealth and CMSP members are losing benefits.
Households with elders or disabled members see the greatest benefit.
A new one-page guide explains the January 1, 2009 requirement.
New guidance helps identify immigrants eligible for benefits.
Debate begins May 21; support is needed.
Support Amendment to restore level funds for outreach.
Health Safety Net providers should stop charging co-payments for medical services.
MassHealth will not count federal economic stimulus rebates as income, but can consider them assets after an exemption period.
Changes in premiums and co-pays should influence choices.
A new flyer outlines administrative improvements.
The Connector Board has issued new guidelines for determining who can afford to buy health insurance.
New language will stabilize outreach and enrollment funding, broaden scope
