AHCCCS Medical Program Article
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is Arizona’s version of Medicaid. (A.R.S. §§ 36-2901 et seq.) AHCCCS provides health insurance to low income Arizonans through a health plan. Doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, etc. are included in the health plan to provide all AHCCCS covered services.
In addition to health plans, AHCCCS has several programs for seniors including:
- Medicare Cost Sharing provides help with Medicare expenses
- SSI Cash/Medical Assistance Only program provides medical coverage for seniors who do not receive monthly cash benefits under the Supplemental Security Income Program (SSI),
- Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS) which provides ongoing services at nursing facility level of care either at an individual’s home, assisted living facility or in a nursing home.
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For more information about eligibility and enrollment, call (888) 334-5283 or (602)417-4000.
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I am currently pregnant and moving to Tucson within the next month. How soon can I apply for ahcccs?
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who can I call for a ride to doctor
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How do i know what doctor i can use for my newborn?
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I am a single adult with out children, no income or medical insurance, when can i apply for accchs?
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I am already covered by AHCCCS. I was recently married and was wondering if I can add my husband to be covered under my insurance?
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I currently have ahcccs and I am now moving to Florida. Will I still be covered?
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What eye doctors accept AHCCCS?
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I would like to know why it is that my income does not count towards my stepchildren when it comes to medical? My husband is currently not working due to he has hemodialysis 3 times a week so I am the primary wage earner in the home. Because my income does not count towards them we are over income for AHCCCS for me & my husband. We had AHCCCS but now don't qualify for TMA & his copays are expensive through my insurance from work.
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is there a place in San Diego, CA that accepts AHCCCS
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i recently moved to california 2 weeks ago i am wondering will ahcccs still cover me for doctor visits? or any other medical perpose?
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