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How do I check my AHCCCS status?Phone Verifications: Maricopa County: 602-417-7200. Outside of Maricopa County, within Arizona: 1-800-331-5090.
Does AHCCCS cover gym membership?AHCCCS CARE Account fund purchases are limited to non-covered services. At this time, approved services include: dental, vision care, nutritional counseling, recognized weight loss programs, chiropractic care, gym membership and sunscreen.
Is AHCCCS Medicare or Medicaid?AHCCCS is Arizona's State Medicaid Program. AHCCCS Members who also have Medicare are called Dual Eligible Members. Being enrolled in the same health plan for Medicare and Medicaid is called “alignment.”
Can you have Medicare and UnitedHealthcare at the same time?Today, about 60 million people are covered by Medicare, and 20% (12 million) of them are “dual-eligible,” qualifying for both Medicare and Medicaid. If you are dual-eligible, there may be UnitedHealthcare Medicare plans in your area that work with your Medicaid benefits.
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