The Massachusetts Department Of Transitional Assistance [@DTA_Listens] has mailed new chip/tap EBT cards to all of their clients. Activate your new card by November 29, 2026, before your old card stops working! Visit https://t.co/8cweQWPbsI for details.
MassHealth's Chief Operating Officer, Elizabeth LaMontagne, recently went on the 80 Million Podcast to discuss new Medicaid work requirements and how people can maintain access to coverage. Listen here:
https://t.co/6oitHm8YvY
Your support reaching MassHealth members with important information about upcoming changes could help keep members covered. Access our communications toolkit, including posters, flyers, and social media graphics in multiple languages here: https://t.co/xpB7kyzlzh
Do you have lived experience with MassHealth (Medicaid), Medicare, disability services, or a passion for improving health care in Massachusetts? MassHealth is looking for diverse voices to serve on the One Care Implementation Council.
Apply here: https://t.co/8YVGOpLVpX
MassHealth will hold two public hearings to accept public comments on the MassHealth 1115 Demonstration Waiver Extension Request.
The Request builds upon previous MassHealth 1115 Demonstration successes.
For more info: https://t.co/A0QnDC1mGH
Join MassHealth for a webinar outlining the latest information on federally required policy changes and how we are supporting members and partners. Changes begin in October, with additional requirements starting January 1.
Find details and register now: https://t.co/92Bobu1ZxT
Join MassHealth to learn the latest information on upcoming changes, including work and education requirements, due to new federal law.
Find details and register now: https://t.co/92Bobu1ZxT
“These are working families who rely on this program to afford their health care. We’re going to be here every step of the way to help people understand these changes and what they need to do to keep their coverage.” said @MassGovernor
For more: https://t.co/bkb8aJlmDG
Hear from Massachusetts Health and Human Services Secretary Kiame Mahaniah, as he recognizes the incredible work of community health centers across Massachusetts.
Happy National Health Center Week!
Nobody should have to navigate mood and anxiety struggles alone.
Learn more about resources for parents, caregivers, and healthcare providers: https://t.co/C7WzogxbAg
“And when you're struggling, you want care right away. You need that help. So, the urgent care centers really provide that welcoming space to have specialized mental health treatment.”
View this NBC story about the work MA urgent care centers are doing: https://t.co/OEPqAWhdEx
MassHealth's Maternal and Child Health team recently contributed to a report, detailing how states are working to expand Medicaid coverage and reimbursement of doulas, midwives, and nonclinical providers.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/bsEIAASFEr
Check out this article from the @CHCShealth about how states are working to strengthen primary care amid workforce shortages, burnout, underfunding, and misaligned incentives: https://t.co/B6UM8GyIsY
Join us for a virtual event to learn and ask questions about One Care, which combines MassHealth and Medicare benefits into a single, coordinated health plan for eligible adults.
🗓️ June 9, 2026 | 10–11:30 a.m
Zoom: https://t.co/80osuO11xB
CART, ASL & Spanish available.
“Dr. Schwarz brings deep experience, steady leadership and a clear commitment to delivering care for families, seniors, children and vulnerable residents across Massachusetts." said @MassGovernor
Read the press release here: https://t.co/bZPhenOBjo
May is Mental Health Awareness Month - care, support, and crisis services are available near you.
Find a Community Behavioral Health Center today: https://t.co/TE9fjrkvlG
Last week, MassHealth Office of Accountable Care and Behavioral Health staff volunteered at @c2cboston, supporting children and families in need. Through the “Big Sort,” the team inspected & organized 17 buggy-loads of donations to help ensure families receive high-quality items.
.@UMassChan and @UMassAmherst researchers are examining whether a federal waiver can help incarcerated individuals being treated for opioid use disorder in four Massachusetts jails better re-enter the community. Read about the @NIH grant: https://t.co/Q72PSMWK1R #opiod@UMass
Did you know SCO combines MassHealth and Medicare benefits into one plan with one card and one care team?
For more information: https://t.co/wAwhLvqzeo
Addressing housing needs can improve health outcomes and reduce costs.
New research published in Health Affairs highlights how housing supports are making a measurable difference for MassHealth members.
Read more here: https://t.co/0HQCOKUfzM