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We know that members’ needs are everchanging, that’s why we encourage members to review and select a managed care plan that best fits their healthcare needs during annual open enrollment now through November 30. Learn more at https://www.ohiomh.com/.
Learn MoreThe Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM), as part of a commitment to improve the health of pregnant women, will begin implementing coverage for doula services on October 3.
Read MoreThe Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM), to meet the best interests of stakeholders, providers and the program, is adjusting the effective date of changes to the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) claims adjudication process. The changes originally planned to go into effect on October 1, will not take place any earlier than January 1, 2025. Look for information from ODM in the coming months with updates on this process.
Read MoreChange Healthcare will soon begin sending notice letters to any Ohio Medicaid member who were impacted. Please visit www.changecybersupport.com or call 1-866-262-5342.
Read MoreThe Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) is now enrolling new trading partners. Interested trading partners can find additional enrollment information on the Trading Partner Enrollment and Testing page.
Enrollment and Testing InformationNext Generation launch resources for providers guide you on prior authorizations, claims, enrollment, credentialing, and more.
Learn MoreOhio Medicaid and our partners want to keep you in-the-know on your healthcare needs and to-dos. Make sure we know how to reach you by updating your contact information today.
Update your contact informationFour managed care plans selected to serve Ohioans eligible for Medicaid and Medicare.
New service added to the growing list of behavioral health resources available to Ohioans.
More Ohio children than ever are being supported through a program that coordinates community resources to provide the best possible care for kids facing complex mental and behavioral health needs.
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