Did you get a letter to renew your Medicaid benefits? If yes, the letter is asking you to give information that will help the governmental agency in your state find out if you still qualify for Medicaid.

Some of you may have never had to do this. That's because the removal of Medicaid recipients from the program has been paused since the start of the pandemic. A federal law required states to keep people on Medicaid regardless of eligibility. But that federal mandate ended.

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What should you do if you no longer qualify for Medicaid? Read How to sign up for a health plan on Healthcare.gov (coming soon).
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​Pennsylvania: Renew your Medicaid benefits in Pennsylvania

Do you get health insurance through Medicaid? If you do, then you may soon get a letter asking you to renew your benefits. This process is called Medicaid redetermination or rede for short. The letter will ask you for information that is used to see if you can still get Medicaid benefits. To make sure you get this letter, confirm or update your mailing address. Doing so ensures the agency that runs the Medicaid program in your state and sends the Medicaid renewal letter has your correct address.

​Below are links to each state's websites where you can confirm or update your address. Also take the opportunity to confirm or update your email address and phone number as well.