Featured story Health care renewals are underway <\/p>\n
As a BadgerCare Plus or other Wisconsin Medicaid member, you must update your information with the state each year so we can make sure you are still eligible for benefits. <\/p>\n
Children under age 19 can keep their benefits for at least 12 months once enrolled. Even if the family circumstances change, they stay covered. | January 4, 2024 <\/p>\n
Did you know that Wisconsin has trained insurance navigators who can help you apply for benefits? Their service is free and confidential. | October 12, 2023 <\/p>\n
Unwinding is a term that refers to states resuming routine Medicaid policies after the pandemic by unwinding temporary policies. | August 14, 2023 <\/p>\n
Make sure we can reach you about your benefits. Set up an online account at access.wi.gov and then log in to check that we have your current address. | August 3, 2023 <\/p>\n
In late 2022, the Department of Health Services started using text and emails to send important updates and critical, time-sensitive benefit information. | November 1, 2022 <\/p>\n
Wisconsin's Medicaid programs include BadgerCare Plus and many others that meet the needs of children, adults, pregnant people, older adults, and people with disabilities, including: <\/p>\n
Most news items apply to all programs, but there may be some exceptions. You will be notified if your benefits are affected. Contact your agency if you have questions. <\/p>\n
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