TennCare

TennCare is the state of Tennessee's Medicaid program that provides health care services to more than 1.4 million Tennesseans.

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The TennCare Diaper Benefit is helping Tennessee families start strong. Thanks to the dedication of pharmacies across Tennessee, there are over 500 participating pharmacies across the state!

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TennCare will be making modifications to the distribution methodology for uncompensated care funds for qualifying hospitals. These changes will become effective May 11, 2026.

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For more details on the added benefits to the CHOICES program, please visit: https://t.co/nGzZGyY7Mp

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TennCare plans to introduce two additional benefits to the CHOICES program. Starting on July 1, 2025, in addition to the existing HCBS benefits, Employment Services and Supports, as well as Enabling Technology, will be available for individuals enrolled in CHOICES Group 2 and 3.

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TennCare intends to change to the methodology by which uncompensated care payments are made to hospitals for Financial Year 2025.

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Looking for ways to support and assist individuals in East Tennessee. Find out more about donation and volunteer opportunities here: https://t.co/1MmQ9mGO7y

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Today, we visited @ItsBristolBaby to see how they’re partnering with the Northeast TN Disaster Relief Center to serve impacted Tennesseans.

As TN rebuilds, I'm inspired by people across the state who are serving those in need with the Volunteer Spirit.

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If you are a TennCare or CoverKids member in Carter, Cocke, Greene, Hamblen, Johnson, Unicoi, or Washington counties, or otherwise impacted by Hurricane Helene, we are actively working to ensure your continued coverage.
If you have questions regarding coverage, call 855-259-0701.

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The public can provide feedback on Amendment 7 through October 11, 2024. For more information, please visit https://t.co/Fhq00dVorq

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A public comment period is open for Amendment 7 to the TennCare III demonstration. Amendment 7 will cover the full continuum of care for individuals with SMI & SED, implement an access/quality improvement program for hospitals, & improve HCBS authorized under the demonstration.

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We’re joining forces with @TennesseeEMA to provide 300 #EmergencyPreparedness kits to community members who are deaf, deaf-blind, or hard-of-hearing. Visit https://t.co/O5myl2rwjW to learn more & find a distribution location in your area.

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For questions, call OptumRx at 888-816-1680. We're excited to support our families through this benefit! (🧵5/5)

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TennCare has added a new benefit! Children under two who are covered by TennCare or CoverKids can now receive up to 100 diapers per month at no cost! (🧵1/5)

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3.Pick Up Diapers: Go to a participating pharmacy and show your child’s OptumRx card or Social Security Number at the counter. No prescription is needed! For newborns, your pharmacy can use your pharmacy card or Social Security Number until the newborn receives their own ID. (4/5

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This will allow individuals with higher income or resources due to employment to access TennCare coverage through CHOICES or ECF CHOICES.

The public can provide feedback on Amendment 6 through August 9, 2024. For more information, please visit https://t.co/IQtzeiMxQl

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A public comment period is open for Amendment 6 to the TennCare III demonstration. Amendment 6 will expand TennCare coverage to working individuals with disabilities.

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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.

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@MandyMo0207 Can you send an email to [email protected] with the member's name, date of birth, email address on file, and a valid phone number? It will help us investigate your experience further and improve our customer experience. - CJN

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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)