Kansas Medicaid

• also from The Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured:
  brochure:
  Medicaid: A Primer
  languages: English
  from the brochure:
  "This primer provides an overview of the basic components of Medicaid, the nation's largest health coverage program, which covers nearly 60 million low-income individuals, including children and families, people with disabilities and seniors who are also covered by Medicare..."

"Eligibility workers are available in several locations throughout the state to help you through the application and enrollment process. See our list of outstation eligibility workers to find one near you. "

• also from Kansas Department of Health and Environment:
  brochure:
  Kansas Medical Assistance - Medical Coverage for Children
  languages: English
  from the brochure:

  "The child must be a Kansas resident. In addition, he or she must be a U.S. citizen or a qualifying alien. Verification of citizenship and identity is required. See the Citizenship and Identity Requirements fact sheet for more information."

  
  
• brochure:
  Kansas Medical Assistance - Medical Coverage for Pregnant Women
  languages: English
  from the web page:

  "This program is available to pregnant women. To be eligible, you must be a Kansas resident with the intent to stay in Kansas. You also must be a US citizen or qualified alien. Verification of citizenship and identity is required..."

  
  
• web page:
  MEDICAID/HEALTHWAVE ELIGIBILITY FACT SHEET FOR CHILDREN UNDER AGE 19
  languages: English
  Eligibility information for the Kansas public health care program for children.

"SRS Online is the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services online application for benefits and services. Here's how SRS Online can help you.

If you would like to get printable copies of applications for SRS services click HERE. Or you may apply online by following the instructions below.

* The self-assessment can tell you which benefits and services you and members of your family may qualify for. * The online application lets you apply online for benefits and services SRS offers.:"

"...For Families and Children; Children; Pregnant Women; Families With Children...

For Elderly and Persons With Disabilities; Elderly; Adults With Disabilities; Children With Disabilities..."

• also from Kansas Department of Health and Environment:
  web page:
  Welcome to the KHPA Medical Plans
  languages: English, Spanish
  from the web page:
  "SCoverage depends on your plan. Your plan is determined by SRS or the Clearinghouse and is based on a number of factors, such as your family income and resources. Call Customer Service or use a self-service option to check your current coverage plan. Your coverage plan can change – so pay close attention...."
  
  
• Applying for Kansas HealthWave: see above, Kansas HealthWave Application under "Applying for Kansas Medicaid"

• also from National Center for Children in Poverty:
  web page:
  Kansas Public Health Insurance for Parents
  languages: English
  
  

"Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provide affordable health coverage to 40 million children whose families would otherwise be unable to afford health insurance. A child’s eligibility for these programs is primarily based on a families’ income and assets. While there are federal guidelines for coverage, every state can set its own eligibility criteria..."

• also from Children's Defense Fund:
  brochure:
  Health Coverage for All Children: Kansas
  2 pages; languages: English
  from the brochure:
  "Despite difficult economic times, Kansas was one of 23 states that took steps to improve health coverage for children in the last year. In 2009, Kansas expanded CHIP eligibility from 200 to 250 percent of poverty..."
   

• also from Kansas Medical Assistance Program:
  brochure:
  KAN Be Healthy Kids
  3 pages; languages: English
  from the brochure:
  "KAN Be Healthy (KBH) is a Medicaid program to help Kansas kids stay in good health. KBH promotes regular screens to help alleviate and treat conditions before they become threatening. Kansas kids must be 20 years of age or younger and have a medical card to participate in KBH...."

"...Look at the Health Plan Highlights. All plans may not be available to you so carefully review your choices. Call the health plan you like and discuss what they have to offer. Ask about their network of providers – doctors, hospitals, clinics and pharmacies. Please understand that when a baby (under age 12 months) is added to your case, they will usually be added to the same plan as the mother...."

"...Unless otherwise indicated, the chemical name includes branded products...."

• also from Kansas Health Policy Authority:
  web form:
  Pharmacy
  languages: English

• also from Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services:
  web page:
  Medicaid Dental Coverage - Overview
  languages: English
  from the web page:
  "Dental services under Title XIX of the Social Security Act, the Medicaid program, are an optional service for the adult population, individuals age 21 and older. However, dental services are a required service for most Medicaid-eligible individuals under the age of 21, as a required component of the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) benefit..."