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00 min 00 sec | Ending the Continuous Medicaid Coverage Requirement
An overview of the end of the pandemic-related continuous Medicaid coverage requirement; Department of Children and Families (DCF) Redetermination Plan and timeline, current DCF notices, purpose of the video, general topics covered.
02 min 59 sec | Overview of Florida’s Medicaid Program
Descriptions of the groups eligible for Medicaid in Florida because they are either in a low income family (child, parent/caregiver, pregnant) or are aged, blind, or disabled.
03 min 21 sec | Medicaid income limits for different family members
An explanation of how to calculate the income eligibility for different family members and Medicaid eligibility rules.
06 min 10 sec | Groups most at risk of losing Medicaid; and ex parte requirement
11 min 04 sec | Medically Needy Program
Those losing full Medicaid because they are over income for their current coverage category are enrolled in the Medically Needy program.
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12 min 36 sec | Family Planning Waiver (FPW)
Most women losing full Medicaid will be eligible for enrollment in the FPW.
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13 min 02 sec | ACA marketplace options and local navigator resources
Many adults losing Medicaid will be eligible for health plan subsidies through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace. Covering Florida Navigators, part of Florida Covering Kids & Families (FL-CKF), provides free outreach and enrollment services.
13 min 23 sec | Coverage Gap
Information about the coverage gap:
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15 min 25 sec | Special Considerations for 19-20 year olds
While most 19-20 year olds will likely be terminated from Medicaid they are now over income, many could remain eligible for Medicaid under certain circumstances.
17 min 53 sec | Increase in Medicaid adult enrollment since March 2020
Graphs showing the Medicaid enrollment increase of adults (parents & caregivers, 19-20 year olds) between March 2020 and March 2023
18 min 39 sec | Preparing for redetermination
Below are useful links for those who may be disabled, those who do not yet have an online account with DCF, and those who need to update their address.
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19 min 02 sec | Resources on filing an appeal
For clients whose termination notices appeal incorrect:
19 min 13 sec | Production credits
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Acknowledgements
The Florida Health Justice Project is deeply grateful to the National Health Law Program and Health Foundation of South Florida for their support of this project.
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Florida Health Justice Project engages in comprehensive advocacy to expand health care access and promote health equity for vulnerable Floridians.
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