Medicaid - Montana

How can this program help me?

Medicaid is a government health insurance program that helps certain people get health care services at a lower cost. This includes people who are older, blind, or living with a disability. Medicaid pays for medical services such as:

• Visits to health care providers (including physicians and nurse practitioners)
• Inpatient and outpatient hospital services
• Prescription drug coverage (only available in certain cases)
• Lab tests
• X-rays
• Medical transportation
• Dental care
• Nursing home care
• Home health services
• Family planning services

Montana  Medicaid helps cover routine and medically necessary care, including doctor visits, mental health care, and dental services. To get benefits once you're enrolled, you must go to a health care provider that takes part in the Medicaid program.

How do I apply?

To apply for this program, complete the online application or call the Public Assistance Helpline at 888-706-1535. You can also visit the program website and request a printable application.