💙 Did you know that 70% of Floridians qualify for a plan that is $10 per month or less? Call us today at 877-564-5031 or visit coveringcfl.net to learn more! 📞 🖥

Remember: There is no health without mental health! #MentalHealth is just as important as physical health, and asking for help is a normal part of life. You should never feel like you have to take on the world 🌎 alone.

If you or your children have #Medicaid or CHIP, it’s time to pay attention to your health coverage! If you receive renewal information from your state, complete the forms and return them immediately. For help call Big Bend AHEC at 850-224-1177 and ask to speak with a Navigator.

Call Big Bend AHEC at 850-224-1177 and ask to speak with a Certified Navigator.

🏠 🌴 Recently moved to #CentralFL? You may qualify for a #SpecialEnrollmentPeriod to get health insurance coverage. Let us help you navigate your options and find the perfect plan for your new chapter. 🤝 🔑 Call us at 877-564-5031 or visit coveringcfl.net! 📞

Over 50% of terminated Florida Medicaid recipients may still qualify wmfe.org/health/2023-08…

“State data shows Floridians were trying to reach out. According to Florida Policy Institute about 48% of people looking to get help had their calls to Florida Department of Children and Families abandoned. The average wait time for callers was 40 min. before being pushed to another helpline… wmfe.org/health/2023-08…

Good morning, check with your local Health Insurance Navigator if you qualify for the Special Enrollment Period! Visit our booth at the Premier Mobile Clinic today at the Cafe of Life in Bonita from 9am-1pm!

“Research from UnidosUS… shows that an average Spanish-language caller had to wait nearly 4x longer than an English-language caller to be able to speak to a representative at Florida’s #Medicaid call center. And that’s if their call wasn’t dropped” nbcnews.com/news/latino/fl…

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If you or your children have #Medicaid or CHIP, it’s time to pay attention to your health coverage! If you receive renewal information, complete the forms and return them immediately. Medicaid Renewal information website: Medicaid.gov/renewals

Make sure you’re prepared for the school year – and get health coverage through #Medicaid and #CHIP. Don't forget to renew each year! Call Big Bend AHEC at 850-224-1177 and ask to speak with a Navigator today! bigbendahec.org #Enroll365

A New Addition to Your Family! 👶 💙 If you recently welcomed a new baby or adopted a child, congratulations! Don't forget to ensure their health and well-being by enrolling them in a health insurance plan during this #SpecialEnrollmentPeriod. Visit coveringcfl.net! 🖥

💙 We know that losing Medicaid coverage can create uncertainty for your family's healthcare. Covering Central Florida is committed to helping you navigate your other options. You're not alone in this journey – we're here to ensure you find the right healthcare solution. 🤝

#Navigators from Suwannee River AHEC will be tabling Saturday from 10a-2p at the Hernando Health & Wellness Expo at 2440 Anderson Snow Rd. Spring Hill 34609, to provide info & education to consumers about the current #SpecialEnrollmentPeriod as well as the ongoing #MedicaidRedetermination.

Breaking: The 1st lawsuit in the country has just been filed in Florida related to improper terminations during the Medicaid unwind. Allegations relate to improper notices and due process violations. Plaintiffs are a mom and her 2 yr old; and a 1 yr old. healthlaw.org/news/suit-chal…

Exciting news! Did you know that adopting a child qualifies you for a #SpecialEnrollmentPeriod? ✨ It's the perfect time to ensure your growing family has the healthcare coverage they need. 💙🤝 Call us at 877-564-5031 or visit coveringcfl.net!

If you or your children have #Medicaid or #CHIP, it’s time to pay attention to your health insurance coverage. Keep an eye on the mail for renewal information from your state. When it comes, complete the forms & send them back right away. medicaid.gov/renewals

How Would Medicaid Expansion Help Rural Communities in 10 Holdout States? ccf.georgetown.edu/2023/08/25/how… via Georgetown Center for Children and Families

Many of these children being dropped from Medicaid are likely still eligible for coverage, and are simply getting caught up in bureaucratic red tape, nowhere more so than in Texas.