A parent sits behind their child as a doctor gives the child a check-up. Cell and Gene Therapy is a treatment option for sickle cell disease covered by Maryland Medicaid. You may be eligible if you: Have Maryland Medicaid, are age 12 or older, have sickle cell disease, and meet medical requirements. bit.ly/MarylandCGT. Maryland Department of Health logo.

#MarylandMedicaid covers cell and gene therapy for eligible members living with sickle cell disease. Treatment options are available at approved centers, with support provided throughout the care journey. Learn more about treatment: bit.ly/MarylandCGT.

An older person and a young adult family member use a laptop at the kitchen table together. Did you know? Maryland Medicaid members in Long Term Care and Home and Community Based Services can submit a medical records request form online. Maryland Department of Health logo with the text: Medicaid Administration.

Attention #MarylandMedicaid Members in Long Term Care and Home & Community Based Services!

We have made it easier for you to request your medical records. You can now access and submit the new Medical Records Request form online.

Request your records: bit.ly/4ionxXt.

Healthy Smiles Dental Program. Covered benefits and services include: regular check-ups, teeth cleaning, x-rays, root canals, fluoride treatments, fillings, crowns, pulling teeth, anesthesia.

Did you know? #MarylandMedicaid offers dental coverage to help keep your child's teeth clean and healthy. Learn how the Maryland Healthy Smiles Dental Program provides dental care to eligible children: bit.ly/3I2sBRI.

News. Primary care programs expanded for approximately 1.2 million Medicare and Medicaid enrollees.

RELEASE: Primary care programs are expanding for approximately 1.2 million Medicare and #MarylandMedicaid enrollees across the state, focusing on preventive care and care coordination to provide quicker access to care and reduce unnecessary hospital visits. Learn more: bit.ly/4pRwWJU.

Did you know? If you have Medicaid coverage, you must report a change in your income or household within 10 days. Changes that require reporting include household and family, income resources and personal status, residency or legal status.

Life changes quickly—whether it's starting a new job, welcoming a new baby, or moving to a new home. Whenever something changes, notify #MarylandMedicaid within 10 days to keep your information accurate and ensure you receive the support you need. Learn what changes to report: bit.ly/3Xz1app.

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Living with sickle cell disease can be challenging, but new treatment options may offer hope.

Beginning January 1, 2026, #MarylandMedicaid will offer cell and gene therapy. Learn what to expect during treatment, follow-up care, and available support services: bit.ly/MarylandCGT.

Doulas provide physical, emotional and informational support to birthing parents.

If you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant, consider a trained doula for physical and emotional support before and after childbirth. Your doula can also help you raise concerns during medical appointments. Learn more: bit.ly/3KmaNQ8.
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Check out our website: bit.ly/MDMedicaidChanges.

Upcoming changes under new federal laws may impact Medicaid eligibility for some Marylanders. Most people will not be affected. #MarylandMedicaid will notify you before any change happens. See what’s changing and how to stay ready: bit.ly/MDMedicaidChanges.

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Are you on #MarylandMedicaid and facing homelessness or at risk of losing your home? The ACIS program may help you with housing support and case management services so you can live safely and independently. See if you qualify and get connected today: bit.ly/4gTjK4g.

Medicaid Check-In.

Renew your #MarylandMedicaid every 12 months to keep your insurance and prescription benefits. Update your contact info and watch for renewal notices by mail or email. Don’t risk a coverage gap, renew on time! Learn more: bit.ly/3xZjOOh.

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Pregnancy and recovery can be challenging, but you don’t have to face it alone. #MarylandMedicaid’s MOM Program supports pregnant members with opioid use disorder. This #NationalRecoveryMonth, spread the word so families get the care they need: bit.ly/4g0GvCL.

Provider finder. Find health care providers who take your Medicaid health plan. bit.ly/Provider-Finder

#ICYMI The easy-to-use Provider Finder is replacing the HealthChoice Provider Directory. The new tool helps you choose a provider that fits you best. Search for #MarylandMedicaid providers by location, specialty and health plan. Start your search: bit.ly/Provider-Finder.

News. Maryland to improve access and savings to lifesaving sickle cell treatments.

RELEASE: #MarylandMedicaid participants can now more easily access cell and gene therapies for #SickleCell disease under Maryland’s participation in the federal Cell and Gene Therapy Access Model. Learn more: bit.ly/4nm7sUa

Rare and Expensive Case Management (REM) Program. ​The Program offers coordinated care, home support, and services like nursing, therapy, and nutrition counseling to help people with rare medical conditions get the care they need.

If you or a loved one has a rare or costly medical condition, the Rare and Expensive Case Management (REM) Program may help. A case manager will work with you and your provider to get the help you need. Visit bit.ly/4mCTY6q to learn more. #MarylandMedicaid #REM

Did you know? Maryland Medicaid members who participate in the Long Term Care and Home and Community Based Services programs, can request medical records online.

If you are a #MarylandMedicaid member who participates in our Long Term Care and Home and Community Based Services programs, you can now request medical records online. Learn more and submit a request: bit.ly/4ionxXt

Legislature approves $685M budget for Medicaid and medical reimbursements Legislature passes budget to support Medicaid services and adjust hospital assessments.

Maryland's House Bill 350 is set to allocate a staggering $685 million to strengthen Medicaid services, but will it truly ease the financial strain on healthcare providers and vulnerable families?

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Governor's budget proposal sparks debate over Medicaid spending and income tax changes Medicaid spending may decline due to enrollment changes, while state tax itemization faces elimination.

Maryland's proposed budget changes could drastically reshape Medicaid spending and tax regulations, sparking heated debates about their impact on vulnerable residents.

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