...the member’s card? Yes! Any participating primary care provider (PCP) may see eligible CareSource members. PCPs are responsible for verifying member eligibility before providing any services. Please log on to...

...to our members. If you have any problems reading or understanding this information, please call our Member Services team or use our TTY for hearing impaired members at the number...

...members with culturally and linguistically diverse needs Ensuring that CareSource is effectively serving members with complex health needs Assessing the characteristics and needs of the member population Assessing the geographic...

...knowing or saying it is okay if your email is not secure. Please do not use email to send a member ID number, social security number or any health information....

At CareSource, we streamline our business practices to limit the administrative burden on you and our members. Our goal is to make it easier for you to help our members...

...payment is received and posted. If you lose your member ID card, you can request a new printed ID card on the My CareSource® member portal, or by calling Member...

...of eligibility Existing members – 12 months from the last redetermination date Have the Social Security number and/or DOB handy for the Head of Household Medicaid Member. Other DFCS info...

...with information sufficient to identify the member, shall be deemed notice to us. Submit claims to: CareSource, P.O. Box 8730, Dayton, OH 45401-8730 See your EOC or call Member Services...

...appeal. Information you want to attach. A phone number where we can reach you. Who can help you file your appeal? Your care coordinator or Member Services can help you...

...grievance with the state or us. Call Member Services or send a letter to: CareSource Attn: Member Grievances P.O. Box 1947 Dayton, OH 45401 You can also file a grievance...