Maryland Medicaid

Committed to serving Maryland's most vulnerable residents through free or low-cost health coverage since 1966.

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

During the infant formula shortage, it is important that you never water down, dilute formula. For resources and guidance, visit: https://t.co/fw19CXFxfo #InfantFormulaShortage

[HealthCare.gov @HealthCareGov]

Peace of mind is precious — let families know that with #Medicaid and #CHIP, kids are covered for essential medical care, such as preventive services or emergency care should they get sick or injured. Find coverage today: https://t.co/OkpPQWyL3m

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

MDH has expanded options for families impacted by the national infant formula shortage. Visit the MDH Maternal and Child Health page for resources and support: https://t.co/TchkRTNjnm

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

RELEASE: MDH is alerting consumers to the voluntary recall of Jif peanut butter products by parent company J.M. Smucker Company due to potential salmonella contamination.

Learn more: https://t.co/8X1yRENPPz

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

RELEASE: MDH announced resources available for Maryland families impacted by the national infant formula shortages.

Learn more: https://t.co/yDKPeSTpId

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

.@HHSGov and @HRSAgov offer a free National Maternal Mental Health Hotline to help pregnant women and new parents get support for their mental health concerns. Call or text 1-833-9-HELP4MOMS to speak to a professional counselor in real-time. Learn more: https://t.co/tHFBexXa7T

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

RELEASE: In recognition of Maternal Health Awareness Month, MDH encourages Marylanders to learn the signs and symptoms of common mental health conditions experienced by pregnant women and how to get help for themselves or a loved one.

Learn more: https://t.co/m94Hq0WIG3

[MD Health Connection @MarylandConnect]

Does anyone in your family get their health insurance through Medicaid or MCHP? Make sure your contact information is correct. We will be reaching out in the coming months. Visit https://t.co/GpASXcJbQN to check your contact info. #GetCoveredMD

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

#DYK perinatal mood and anxiety disorders can occur anytime during pregnancy or the first year postpartum? Doulas can help birthing individuals find resources for mental health needs during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Learn more about doula services: https://t.co/ME86wZiFmS

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

Today, MDH reports 4,605,953 Marylanders are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

According to @CDCgov, Maryland’s 18+ population with at least one dose is 95%.

For more vaccine insights, visit https://t.co/e5NRHhb8oF.

[Maryland Department of Health @MDHealthDept]

Parent CRAFT is a free online course for parents and caregivers who are concerned about their adolescent’s substance use. Skills taught in this course can also help parents who are looking to improve communication with their adolescents. Learn more: https://t.co/ei8LCLUyW5

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

#DYK, over 80,000 medical providers care for Marylanders enrolled in #Medicaid. To find a doctor, hospital, or other healthcare provider visit: https://t.co/FKbaE0YAKw #MedicaidAwarenessMonth

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

Pregnancy-related problems can happen up to a year after delivery. #Medicaid’s 12-month postpartum coverage is essential to reducing racial disparities, saving lives, and ensuring health equity in Maryland. #BlackMaternalHealthWeek #BMHW22 Learn more: https://t.co/XJ8ce5nxSq

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

#DYK, in Maryland almost 40% of all births are covered by #Medicaid? It plays a critical role in improving the quality of maternal health care and addressing disparities in health outcomes and pregnant and postpartum care. #BMHW22 Learn more: https://t.co/ConC799by6

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

Research shows that doulas improve birth experiences and outcomes, especially for Black families. Doula/birth worker services are free for eligible #Medicaid members. #BlackMaternalHealthWeek Learn more: https://t.co/A6aYzwXS2L

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

Today marks the start of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek. Throughout the week, we will highlight #Medicaid health programs and benefits that protect and support the health of Black mothers across #Maryland. Learn more: https://t.co/hVOUnc9IDL

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

#DYK: #Medicaid Long Term Services and Supports programs cover home and community-based services and care for over 42,000 Marylanders. #MedicaidAwarenessMonth Learn more: https://t.co/CcaDjht96H

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

Covered by #Medicaid? Medicaid renewals have been extended to July 31, 2022. Find the latest info you need to know about Medicaid changes due to the COVID-19 public health emergency at https://t.co/371N4cPbjS.

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

Changes to #Medicaid coverage for women in Maryland take effect today, April 1. Women whose labor and delivery are covered by Medicaid are now entitled to 12-months of #postpartum care. Learn more: https://t.co/UZWKx349xD

[Maryland Medicaid @MDMedicaid]

#DYK, Medicaid provides health insurance coverage to over 1.6 million Marylanders? It pays for medical care such as doctors, hospitals, prescriptions, mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and more. Learn more: https://t.co/9HoNkdBYyS #MedicaidAwarenessMonth