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The mihealth card ("my health") is a permanent plastic identification card. You will get a mihealth card (if you do not have one already) if you have Michigan Medicaid, Emergency Medicaid , or Children's Special Health Care Services (CSHCS) benefits.
Q: What medical services does MOMS cover? A: It provides pregnancy related services during the pregnancy and through 60 days after the pregnancy ends. It may also provide for labor and delivery services (including all professional and inpatient hospital services). Q: Where can I apply for MOMS?
Covered services include physician visits for prenatal care, prescription drugs related to pregnancy, and prenatal laboratory tests. This plan is for beneficiaries who are at least 18 months and less than 21 years of age who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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The Healthy Michigan Plan has co-pays. There are no co-pays for preventive services or for beneficiaries with select chronic conditions (as communicated by the respective health plan). See Bulletin MSA 14-11 for the list of co-pays (Table 1) and preventive services (Table 2 - Covered Services). After beneficiaries are enrolled in a health plan ...
Medicaid is a health care program that provides comprehensive health care services to low income adults and children. Services covered by Medicaid are offered through what is called fee-for-service or through Medicaid Health Plans:
The Healthy Michigan Plan covers the federal healthcare law essential health benefits, as well as other services and benefits. This means that you can get the health care you need at a low cost. With these benefits available, it's never been easier to protect your health.
