Why is Medicaid recertification important and how do you navigate the process?
After a lengthy application and approval process, your aging loved one has finally been approved for Medicaid. A huge financial burden is lifted, and you are now free to focus on other vital aspects of their elderly, such as hiring a caregiver, Implementing safety precautions, and deciding what level of care is best for their specific needs.
You can stop submitting endless amounts of paperwork to your application. You should heave a sigh of relief. But, you should not discard any communication you receive from Medicaid.
Eligibility for Medicaid is recertified periodically. And although it is usually a simple process, Medicaid recertification is important to take care of in a timely manner to ensure there is no gap in coverage.
Reasons for Renewal//What should you know?
Medicaid, a federal and state program that provides health coverage benefits to many people, including senior citizens, covers basic health care costs and long-term care – care provided in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.