We work with you to help you achieve what matters most. All members get a Care Coordinator. They help you: Schedule provider visits Find providers Understand your benefits Get transportation...

...you and your providers to coordinate your care. Call 1-844-438-9498 (TTY: 711) to be part of our Care Management program. Need help with transportation to an appointment or finding a...

...improve health outcomes across Mississippi. The Community Champions Grant provides flexible funding to local groups addressing health challenges such as housing, food access, transportation and mental health support. “These grants...

...today and put your Health First! HAP CareSource is here for you. If you need help arranging transportation or finding a dentist, primary care provider or an OB/GYN, we can...

...like: Helping get your medications and supplies. Explaining insurance benefits and services. Providing education on chronic illnesses. Connecting to community resources. Helping you coordinate transportation. Finding after-hours support if you...

...SNAP food assistance. Learn more about transportation if you need a ride to pick up food. Good Nutrition Makes a Difference Pregnant women need about 300 more calories a day....

...OAC Rule Effective Date January 1, 2026 02/13/2026 Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) Update 02/11/2026 Updates to the OAC Rule 5160-8-52 Pharmacist Services 02/10/2026 Pharmacy Policy Updates February 2026 02/06/2026 Prior...

...less than 3 pounds, 5 ounces). This involves care management and help with personal and social problems. It also helps with social services. For a full list, call us. Transportation...

...a participating location, Home Fitness Kit, digital workouts, and other personalized resources through the Silver&Fit® Healthy Aging and Exercise program. Unlimited Transportation Your CareSource MyCare Ohio plan provides UNLIMITED rides...

...SNAP food assistance. Learn more about transportation if you need a ride to pick up food. Healthy Eating, Healthier You Trying to figure out what’s “healthy” to eat can be...