TennCare and ETSU Public Health are hosting the East Tennessee Aging Symposium on September 29th, and you are invited to provide feedback on the development of Tennessee's Multisector Plan for Aging. To register, visit docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSdQ….

One month from today! Get involved in the creation of Tennessee's Multisector Plan for Aging. Register at tinyurl.com/easttnagingsym… #Aging #RuralHealth TennCare ETSU Public Health

A public comment period is currently open for a proposal to raise the income threshold for pregnant women to qualify for TennCare coverage. This public comment period will remain open through October 13, 2023. For further details, please visit tn.gov/content/dam/tn….

Thank you Gov. Bill Lee and Commissioner Jim Bryson for the opportunity to present TennCare's budget proposal this morning! You can watch the hearing here: tn.gov/budgethearings

TennCare will be making modifications to the expenditure caps in CHOICES Group 3 and in ECF CHOICES. These changes will become effective March 24, 2024. To learn more visit: tn.gov/content/dam/tn…

TennCare intends to change to the methodology by which uncompensated care payments are made to hospitals for Financial year 2024. For more information visit: tn.gov/content/dam/tn…

TennCare recently increased the income limits for pregnant women to qualify for TennCare to 250% of the federal poverty level (FPL). If you are pregnant, you can now qualify for TennCare if you have a yearly income of: $49,300 (family size of 2) $62,150 (family size of 3)

TennCare has increased health coverage for low-income parents of dependent children in Tennessee. Now, all parents with incomes below the federal poverty level (100% FPL) are eligible for TennCare.