NAVIGATE MEDICAID WITH EASE
Frequently Asked Questions
NAVIGATE MEDICAID WITH EASE
Frequently Asked Questions
You have two options:
- Do it on your own - Click Here
- Schedule an appointment with CRNA to help guide you through the process.
- Not all Tribal Health Organizations provide Specialty Services. CRNA is able to provide these Specialty Services because of Medicaid and other insurance billing.
- IHS is not insurance. The money CRNA collects from Medicaid and other insurance providers helps us to provide Specialty Services to our beneficiaries, which include:
- Wellness services – Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Massage Therapy
- Dental services – Crowns, Bridges, Dentures
- Burial Benefits, Cancer Benefits, Eyeglasses, Hearing Aides, etc.
- DenaliCare is the State of Alaska’s name for Medicaid (the federal supplemental insurance program)
- Denali KidCare is the State of Alaska’s name for Medicaid for persons under 18 yrs old.
- Denali KidCare covers children birth to 18 years of age and pregnant women who meet income eligibility standards.
You'll need to gather various documents to verify your identity, residency, income, and other details. To make sure you're fully prepared, use the checklist to identify all the necessary paperwork.
Stuck or have questions? We're here to help.
Yes. Medicaid enrollment benefits our community and clinic as a whole.
T-SHIP (Tribally Sponsored Health Insurance Program) buys private health insurance coverage for IHS beneficiaries. Having coverage increases care options for sponsored individuals and their entire community. Learn more here.
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