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.
Patients will experience changes regarding time-limited eligibility, co-payments, and medical hardship.
The Health Safety Net is available to residents regardless of immigration status.
People who lose their MassHealth or Commonwealth Care coverage due to failure to pay premiums are not eligible for the Health Safety Net.
Yes - but whether a patient will have 6 months, 10 days, or no retroactive coverage depends on the type of health benefits they have.
Some form of HSN will be available to Commonwealth Care individuals.
A brief review of Chapter 58's legal requirements for Massachusetts employers.
