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Health Insurance Available to Medicaid Recipients

by Zachary Ryan on 03/05/23

Millions of Medicaid recipients are feeling a little nervous about their health insurance benefits as the federal government is set roll back pandemic emergency health coverage. Starting March 1^st states will begin enforcing their Medicaid eligibility. This simply means they will purge Medicaid recipients who do not qualify for coverage with their pre-pandemic standards.

ACA Authorized Health Plans stands ready to help Medicaid recipients make a smooth transition to the affordable care act health insurance. There are several reasons why this maybe the logical choice.

First, the affordable care act plans are designed to provide large tax credits to low-income enrollees. These credits make it possible for nearly all former Medicaid recipients to pay zero cost for their benefits.

Secondly, the affordable care health plans are designed with low copays to encourage participation from low-income members. In addition, ACA authorized Health Plans have greatly expanded doctor and facility networks to accommodate the millions of new members.

Lastly, ACA Authorized Health Plans has set up a pre-enrollment platform to insure no break in coverage. For enrollment information please visit ACA Authorized Health Plans or call directly at 888-472-5115.

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Denied Medicaid? We can help!

by Zachary Ryan on 03/05/23

In the state of Florida Medicaid recipients have started to receive non-renewal notices. These letters spell out that recipients no longer meet the eligibility requirements to remain on the state Medicaid health plan. Nearly 1. 8 million people across the State of Florida will receive these letters and consequently be denied Medicaid benefits. The roll back or unwinding of Medicaid health benefits comes as a part of the Federal government stoppage of pandemic relief protections.

As a result, former Medicaid recipients are left with only one true and affordable option. The affordable care act health insurance benefits feature zero cost plans and zero deductibles. These former Medicaid recipients will be accepted regardless of their current employment or income.

The income requirement is based on the individual’s income projection over the next 12 months. Simply put, an individual’s best guess of income will grant immediate affordable care act health insurance coverage. The key is that unemployed people are actively searching for employment that will pay at least the minimum wage. This activity triggers a yes attestation of projected income and thus health insurance coverage

Florida residents are encouraged to pre- enroll now with ACA Authorized health plans to avoid any disruption in health insurance coverage. For more information visit ACA Authorized Health Plans or call directly at 888-472-5115.

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5 Inside Tips for Medicaid Recipients to Prepare for Medicaid Unwinding (Ending).

by Zachary Ryan on 02/26/23

Firstly, be aware that your state Medicaid health insurance will unwind faster, and more abruptly than you expect with little, or no warning due to political pressure to improve the balance sheet.

Secondly, the Affordable Care Act Health plans are the only affordable option. However, Former Medicaid recipients will realize an immediate upgrade in doctor networks and facilities.

Third, the minimum income requirements for the market place eligibility are accepted on your projections for the next 12 month. These projections are accepted at face value.

Fourth, Medicaid recipients may sign up for the affordable care act health plans 24 hours a day without taking to an agent. This exclusive no agent contact enrollment is offered through ACA Authorized Health Plans.

Last, and most importantly, pre-enroll now, and avoid the coming bottle neck before twenty million former Medicaid recipients receive their non-renewal notices. Pre enrollment is open now at ACA Authorized Health Plans.

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