If you are denied Medicaid in Nevada, you can:
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Re-applyYou can reapply for Medicaid if you were denied for a legitimate reason. For example, you might not have known which assets are counted toward the limit or how to spend down excess assets. A Certified Medicaid Planner can help you re-work your application.
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File an appeal- We can help you craft one.You can file an appeal if Medicaid decides not to provide a service, ends your enrollment, or doesn’t authorize a benefit. If you are enrolled in managed care, you must first go through the MCO’s appeal process.
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Enroll in Marketplace coverage. Call 702.258.1995 for help enrolling in the market placeIf you lose Medicaid coverage, your state will send your contact information to the Marketplace. You can apply for Marketplace coverage without waiting to be contacted.
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Obtain a short-term policy- Click here for short term optionsYou can obtain a short-term policy, but federal rules limit their duration to 364 days for up to three years.
If you have done all you can do and still are without health insurance, please contact one of our agents who can help you to get access to ObamaCare, Affordable Care Act and Open Enrollment. Many of our clients get health insurance for as little as $0-$30 dollars a month.
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