Medicaid is a state-operated, federally- and state-funded health insurance program for the elderly and disabled, pregnant women and children who fall below state-specific income limits. When you are enrolled in Medicaid, you are assigned a Medicaid number that is used for billing purposes.
Instructions
1. Obtain your Social Security Number if you are unsure of it. You will need this, along with other identifying information such as your full name and date of birth, to obtain your Medicaid number.
2. Locate the contact information for your local or state , if you are unsure of this information. The National Association of State Medicaid Directors maintains a listing of every state's Medicaid program contact information (see Resources).
3. Contact your local or state Medicaid office and relay the information from step 1. You will be able to obtain your Medicaid identification number by providing this information. If you need a new card, the operator can provide you with instructions for obtaining a new card.
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