...covered person. You must also pay any premiums required by the Marketplace and/or the plan. Recoupment of Overpayments If you received an invoice from CareSource with a credit balance shown,...

...a Marketplace plan you may not know or may need to learn more about. Visit the Quick Start page to get an overview of how to use your benefits. Marketplace...

...support of members with a focus on complex populations. Market Leadership Susan Aldrich President, ElderServe Health and CareSource Market President, New York David Donohue Georgia Market President As Georgia market...

...and answer any questions you have. Follow the links below to learn more about CareSource Marketplace Plans or enroll now! LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL CARESOURCE MARKETPLACE PLANS Enroll Now SAVE...

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...our other plans, if you qualify for Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC), they can help lower your premiums. Every simple and affordable CareSource Marketplace plan offers coverage for pre-existing conditions...

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Don’t Risk Losing Your CareSource Health Care To stay a CareSource member, you need to renew your Medicaid benefits every year. This is done through the Georgia Division of Family...

cdmvheart Care Coordination What is a care coordinator? A care coordinator will connect you and your family with community support. They coordinate the services you are already getting and any...

...The CareSource Marketplace Drug Formulary shows the drugs covered by your plan. Here are some more important facts about CareSource prescription drug coverage: You have to go to a pharmacy...