Medicaid Office Locations
Find the local Medicaid office in each state. Medicaid is an assistance program that helps with medical coverage for low-income people of every age. If you have questions or concerns about the program, or need assistance in applying or with the eligibility requirements, then select your state below to contact the Medicaid office.
- Alabama Medicaid Office
- Alaska Medicaid Office
- Arizona Medicaid Office
- Arkansas Medicaid Office
- California Medicaid Office
- Colorado Medicaid Office
- Connecticut Medicaid Office
- Delaware Medicaid Office
- District of Columbia Medicaid Office
- Florida Medicaid Office
- Georgia Medicaid Office
- Hawaii Medicaid Office
- Idaho Medicaid Office
- Illinois Medicaid Office
- Indiana Medicaid Office
- Iowa Medicaid Office
- Kansas Medicaid Office
- Kentucky Medicaid Office
- Louisiana Medicaid Office
- Maine Medicaid Office
- Maryland Medicaid Office
- Massachusetts Medicaid Office
- Michigan Medicaid Office
- Minnesota Medicaid Office
- Mississippi Medicaid Office
- Missouri Medicaid Office
- Montana Medicaid Office
- Nebraska Medicaid Office
- Nevada Medicaid Office
- New Hampshire Medicaid Office
- New Jersey Medicaid Office
- New Mexico Medicaid Office
- New York Medicaid Office
- North Carolina Medicaid Office
- North Dakota Medicaid Office
- Ohio Medicaid Office
- Oklahoma Medicaid Office
- Oregon Medicaid Office
- Pennsylvania Medicaid Office
- Rhode Island Medicaid Office
- South Carolina Medicaid Office
- South Dakota Medicaid Office
- Tennessee Medicaid Office
- Texas Medicaid Office
- Utah Medicaid Office
- Vermont Medicaid Office
- Virgin Islands Medicaid Office
- Virginia Medicaid Office
- Washington Medicaid Office
- West Virginia Medicaid Office
- Wisconsin Medicaid Office
- Wyoming Medicaid Office
How Does Medicaid Work?
The state gives a notification explaining MERP to anybody applying for Medicaid or long-term services and supports. When the individual dies, the state sends a separate notice to the executor or heirs to inform them that it wants to submit a claim. In order for the state to decide on filing a MERP claim, the notification will ask for information from the representative.
Medicaid Benefits
As a Medicaid provider, each state has complete control over the program. They use government criteria to establish services' length, nature, and extent. A state must provide mandatory Medicaid Benefits. However, it is up to the state to give additional optional Medicaid benefits. A list of advantages may be found below.
