A new flyer helps explain the timeline.
Nikki Riel from the Women's Health Network in Franklin County sent me contact info for specific places at MassHealth (click the link for a printable PDF), including the Estate Recovery and Appeals units and various premium-paying programs.
Clients at risk of losing coverage may apply for assistance.
A chart compares MassHealth and Commonwealth Care services.
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Patients enrolled in certain insurance programs are eligible for Health Safety Net Secondary, which may pay for allowable services not covered by their insurance, deductibles, and coinsurance.
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The Health Safety Net is available to residents regardless of immigration status.
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People who lose their MassHealth or Commonwealth Care coverage due to failure to pay premiums are not eligible for the Health Safety Net.
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Applications are available from providers at hospitals or community health centers. For additional written information on Medical Hardship, click here.
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The Health Safety Net will have copayments for some services.
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