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Eligible individuals are those females of childbearing age 10 through 55 2025

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The document outlines the guidelines and protocols for family planning services under Medicaid, detailing eligibility criteria for recipients, consent requirements, covered services, and limitations. It emphasizes the importance of voluntary participation in family planning, the use of specific counseling methods (PT+3), and the necessity of informed consent for sterilization procedures. Additionally, it describes various family planning visits, including initial, annual, and periodic visits, as well as home visits and extended counseling sessions. The document also discusses the Plan First program aimed at extending family planning coverage to eligible women aged 19-55.

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Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields, including your name, date of birth, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for eligibility verification.
Review the eligibility criteria outlined in the document. Confirm that you meet the requirements as a female of childbearing age between 10 and 55 years.
In the consent section, read through the terms carefully. If you agree to receive family planning services, provide your signature electronically to indicate consent.
Complete any additional sections related to medical history or specific services you wish to receive. This may include selecting preferred contraceptive methods or indicating any previous family planning visits.
Once all fields are filled out, review your entries for completeness and accuracy before submitting the form for processing.

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Does Medicare pay for IUD?

Medicare does not offer any coverage for condoms or IUDs, whose purpose is solely to prevent pregnancy. Medicare generally does not cover lifestyle items, meaning it does not provide coverage for medical products and services that people choose to use.

Does Medicaid cover IUD?

No payment is made for infertility treatment or hysterectomy that would not have been performed except for the purpose of rendering the individual permanently incapable of reproduction. Reimbursement for abortion services is restricted to certain circumstances.

Is the IUD covered by medical insurance?

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) generally requires health plans to cover FDA-approved birth control, including intrauterine devices (IUDs), at low or no cost to the patient (eg, co-payment, coinsurance).

Who is not eligible for an IUD?

You may not be able to have an IUD if: you think you might be pregnant. you have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or pelvic infection. you have problems with your or , such as fibroids or cervical cancer.

What does Plan First Medicaid cover in Alabama?

If you have Medicaid All Medicaid programs are required to cover family planning services without cost-sharing. State coverage decisions and patient out-of-pocket costs can vary. Most Medicaid patients have no out-of-pocket expense for the Mirena IUD.

Does medical aid cover IUD?

Contraceptive benefits Contraceptives offered include oral contraceptives, 3-month injections, 6-month injections, the implant and intrauterine device (IUD). The benefit limit is R2 550 per female beneficiary per year and is offered across all benefit options.

Does family planning Medicaid cover hysterectomy?

(i) Hysterectomy procedures performed for the sole purpose of rendering an individual incapable of reproducing are no longer covered under Medicaid. Hysterectomies done as a medical necessity as treatment of disease can be paid for by the Medicaid funds under the physicians program.