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Referral Required: Molina Healthcare is a primary care plan and requires a written or verbal referral from the Primary Care Provider (PCP) to specialist offices prior to sending the Member for specialist care.

Be a citizen of the United States or a legally admitted alien. Have a DON score of 29 points or more. Have less than $17,500 in assets or $35,000 family assets for a child under the age of 18. Needs will be met at a cost less than or equal to the cost of nursing services in an institutional setting.

STEP 1 - Molina Healthcare Appeal You have 60 calendar days after the date of Molina's denial letter to ask for an appeal. You or your representative may request an appeal or may submit information about your case over the phone, in person, or in writing. You may fax the information to (877) 814-0342.

Welcome to Molina Healthcare MedicaidMolina Healthcare Medicaid provides quality no-cost health for your family. Find out more about your health plan, what's covered and the many programs we offer you and your family.

Providers are required to have an NPI or an Administrative Provider Identification Number (APIN). 3. Practitioner must complete and submit to Molina a credentialing application. The application must be entirely complete.

Referral Required: Molina Healthcare is a primary care plan and requires a written or verbal referral from the Primary Care Provider (PCP) to specialist offices prior to sending the Member for specialist care.

Through Medicaid services, a referral is issued in writing by your primary care physician when he or she feels it is necessary for you to visit another health care provider for treatment or tests. A prior authorization for this referral is necessary in some cases.

Fill out the enrollment Health Plan Choice Form on the following website. ... Call Molina Member Services. ... Call Health Care Options at (800) 430-4263 (TTY (800) 430-7077), Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. You will get help signing-up for a health plan. ... Go In Person - find an enrollment specialist near you.

Healthcare providers need to be re-credentialed at least every three years. Some healthcare facilities or insurance companies perform recredentialing even more often.

Be a citizen of the United States or a legally admitted alien. Have a DON score of 29 points or more. Have less than $17,500 in assets or $35,000 family assets for a child under the age of 18. Needs will be met at a cost less than or equal to the cost of nursing services in an institutional setting.