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Core Plan - Health Care For Adults With No Dependent Children
As of 12:00 P.M. (noon) on October 9, 2009, the
BadgerCare Plus Core Plan enrollment process was suspended. We will no
longer be enrolling new members in the Core Plan as of this date and time,
because the total number of applications we have received is greater than
the number of slots available. A
BadgerCare Plus Core Plan waitlist has been created and people on the
waitlist will be able to enroll as space becomes available.
For more information about the
Waitlist, see the BadgerCare Plus Core Plan
Waitlist fact sheet or Waitlist Frequently
Asked Questions.
The BadgerCare Plus Core Plan provides access
to health care services to long-term uninsured adults. If your
income is at or below 200%
of the federal guidelines ($1,805 for a single person and $2,428.33
for a married couple*); are age
19 through 64 who do not have children or do not have dependent children
under age 19 living with you, you may be able to enroll in the BadgerCare
Plus Core Plan.
For more information, see the BadgerCare Plus
Core Plan Enrollment web.
You can find additional information on the BadgerCare
Plus Core Plan publication web. If you have questions, call the
Enrollment Services Center at 1-800-291-2002 (voice) or 711 (TTY).
BadgerCare Plus Basic Plan — Health care for those on the Core Plan
Waitlist
Wisconsin now has a new program for people who applied for health care
through the BadgerCare Plus Core Plan and are on the BadgerCare Plus Core
Plan waitlist.
This new program is called BadgerCare Plus Basic.
The Basic plan can provide you with health care coverage until a space
opens up for you in the Core Plan. Enrolling in the Basic Plan does not
take you off the Core Plan wait list. More information about the Basic
Plan can be found at badgercareplus/basic/index.htm.
If you need help to apply, please see our list of Community
Access Points.
*These amounts are based on the 2009 federal guidelines, which increase
by a small percentage each year.
Last Revised: July 12, 2010
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