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Jordan Valley Health Helps Missourians Prepare for Medicaid Changes

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Kristy Taylor

Marketing Strategist

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SPRINGFIELD, MO — As changes to Missouri Medicaid eligibility and enrollment requirements begin taking effect, Jordan Valley Health is helping patients understand what to expect, what steps they can take now, and where to find assistance.

Changes under a new federal law affect certain Medicaid eligibility categories, renewal timelines, and coverage requirements. While some provisions are already in effect, others will begin in 2027 and 2028. The impact will vary depending on an individual's eligibility category and circumstances.

Jordan Valley Health encourages patients who receive Medicaid, also known as MO HealthNet, to stay informed and take steps to help avoid unnecessary interruptions in coverage.

Additionally, through collaboration with the Missouri Primary Care Association, Jordan Valley Health can assist with the Medicaid application process from start to finish, helping individuals navigate enrollment and complete their applications. This service is available to current Jordan Valley Health patients and the greater community.

“Our goal is to help make it easier for Missourians to access the coverage and healthcare resources available to them,” said Jessica Storie, Director of Operations, Patient Engagement. “This collaboration allows our team to provide hands-on assistance throughout the application process and help individuals take the next step toward accessing care.”

Patients with Medicaid questions can speak with a Jordan Valley Health Community Health Worker by visiting a clinic or contacting the team at (417) 831-0150. Patients can also visit www.jordanvalley.org/missouri-medicaid/ for information about upcoming changes, documents they may need, and links to official resources.

For the most current information about Missouri Medicaid eligibility, requirements, and deadlines, patients should consult with the Missouri Department of Social Services.

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