Modified Mini Screen (Mms) - North Carolina

Modified Mini Screen (Mms) is a legal document that was released by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within North Carolina.

FAQ

Q: What is Modified Mini Screen (Mms)?
A: Modified Mini Screen (Mms) is a program in North Carolina that provides access to health insurance for low-income adults.

Q: Who is eligible for Modified Mini Screen (Mms)?
A: Adults aged 19-64 who have income at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level and are not eligible for other Medicaid categories are eligible for Modified Mini Screen (Mms).

Q: What does Modified Mini Screen (Mms) cover?
A: Modified Mini Screen (Mms) covers a range of health services including doctor visits, prescription drugs, hospitalization, and preventive care.

Q: Is there a cost for Modified Mini Screen (Mms)?
A: Yes, there may be a cost associated with Modified Mini Screen (Mms) based on your income. The amount you have to pay will depend on your income level.

Q: Can I get retroactive coverage through Modified Mini Screen (Mms)?
A: No, coverage through Modified Mini Screen (Mms) is not retroactive. It starts from the date of application approval.

Q: Can I keep my current health care provider with Modified Mini Screen (Mms)?
A: Modified Mini Screen (Mms) works with a network of healthcare providers. It's important to check if your current healthcare provider is included in the network before enrolling.

Q: What if I have more questions about Modified Mini Screen (Mms)?
A: If you have more questions about Modified Mini Screen (Mms), you can contact the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services for assistance.