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Medicaid is a federal U.S. health insurance program that provides health coverage to millions of Americans. The program primarily covers low-income adults, children pregnant women, elderly adults and people with disabilities.
Federal guidelines for the Medicaid program are established by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Learn more about Medicaid at a national level on the CMS website here.
The North Mariana Islands Medicaid program is administered by the CNMI Medicaid Agency. Learn more about Medicaid in the North Mariana Islands on the CNMI Medicaid Agency website here.
Through Medicaid, people gain access to health care services that may not be affordable without it. Additionally, some programs and benefits include special protections—such as provider network and payment methods—that help ensure services are accessible. Medicaid also provides preventive care and other services help people stay healthy and avoid costlier care.
Medicaid covers medical and health care services such as:
Medicaid does not cover the following types of medical services:
Learn more about medical and health care services that are covered by Medicaid in the North Mariana Islands on the CNMI Medicaid Agency page here.
Medicaid recipients in the North Mariana Islands may need to pay a monthly premium, which is a monthly fee for enrollment in the program. Premium amounts are based on the recipient’s annual income.
Recipients may sometimes need to pay a small out-of-pocket cost for treatments, which are known as copayments. Copayment amounts depend on the recipient’s age, household income and what the territory pays for the specific service.
Each Medicaid participant through the CNMI Medicaid Agency has their own individual health care plan. Some participants may be required to pay fees, and some recipients may not be required to pay fees, i.e., are exempt.
To qualify for Medicaid in the North Mariana Islands, you must:
Income limits vary depending on household size, medical status and other factors and are subject to change annually.
Find further information on the North Mariana Islands Medicaid eligibility here.
To apply for Medicaid in the North Mariana Islands, you must visit your CNMI Medicaid Agency office at:
Government Bldg. #1252
Capitol Hill Rd. Saipan, MP 96950
You can apply for Medicaid Monday through Thursday from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding observed holidays.
If you have questions about the application process or require assistance, call the North Mariana Islands CNMI Medicaid Agency at 1 (670) 664-4480.
The North Mariana Islands Medicaid recipients must report changes that can influence their eligibility status.
You can report a change in the following ways:
You can check the status of your Medicaid application by phone or in person:
The North Mariana Islands will review your application to verify if you are eligible for Medicaid. In some cases, the territory may ask for additional information before approving your application. The North Mariana Islands will mail applicants a letter detailing if their Medicaid application was approved or denied.
Medicaid applications will be denied if applicants do not meet the eligibility requirements. Also, beneficiaries can have their benefits terminated or reduced if their eligibility status changes while they are enrolled.
If your Medicaid application is denied or your benefits amount is reduced, you have the right to file an appeal. Your determination letter will include step by step instructions on submitting an appeal. Alternatively, you can contact the North Mariana Islands CNMI Stat Medicaid Agency at 1 (670) 664-4480 for more information.
North Mariana Island Medicaid recipients must report changes that can influence their eligibility status, including relocating to a new address.
If you move to a new residence within the North Mariana Islands, you can update your address with the CNMI Medicaid Agency in the following ways:
Note: Medicaid benefits do not transfer. If you move to a new state, you must reapply for Medicaid in your new location. If you have further questions about moving with Medicaid, visit the national Medicaid Contact Us here.
For help with a Medicaid application, or for any further questions about the Medicaid program, contact the North Mariana Islands CNMI Medicaid Agency at 1 (670) 664-4480.
You can also visit or call your CNMI Medicaid Agency office further assistance. Find your office location and contact information here.
While we are not affiliated with the government in any way, our private company engaged writers to research the Medicaid program and compiled a guide and the following answers to frequently asked questions. Our goal is to help you get the benefits that you need by providing useful information on the process.
Our free Medicaid Guide is filled with helpful information about how to apply, program eligibility and how to get in touch with local offices. You can view or download our free guide here.
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To apply for Medicaid in the North Mariana Islands, you must visit your CNMI Medicaid Agency office at:
Government Bldg. #1252
Capitol Hill Rd. Saipan, MP 96950
You can apply for Medicaid Monday through Thursday from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding observed holidays.
If you have questions about the application process or require assistance, call the North Mariana Islands CNMI Medicaid Agency at 1 (670) 664-4480.
The North Mariana Islands Medicaid recipients must report changes that can influence their eligibility status.
You can report a change in the following ways:
You can check the status of your Medicaid application by phone or in person:
The North Mariana Islands will review your application to verify if you are eligible for Medicaid. In some cases, the territory may ask for additional information before approving your application. The North Mariana Islands will mail applicants a letter detailing if their Medicaid application was approved or denied.
Medicaid applications will be denied if applicants do not meet the eligibility requirements. Also, beneficiaries can have their benefits terminated or reduced if their eligibility status changes while they are enrolled.
If your Medicaid application is denied or your benefits amount is reduced, you have the right to file an appeal. Your determination letter will include step by step instructions on submitting an appeal. Alternatively, you can contact the North Mariana Islands CNMI Stat Medicaid Agency at 1 (670) 664-4480 for more information.
For help with a Medicaid application, or for any further questions about the Medicaid program, contact the North Mariana Islands CNMI Medicaid Agency at 1 (670) 664-4480.
You can also visit or call your CNMI Medicaid Agency office further assistance. Find your office location and contact information here.
While we are not affiliated with the government in any way, our private company engaged writers to research the Medicaid program and compiled a guide and the following answers to frequently asked questions. Our goal is to help you get the benefits that you need by providing useful information on the process.
Our free Medicaid Guide is filled with helpful information about how to apply, program eligibility and how to get in touch with local offices. You can view or download our free guide here.
