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    Medicaid Provider An​​nouncements, Orders and Guidance Related to the COVID-19 Outbreak

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    General Announcements

    Changes are coming to Medicaid. 

    During the COVID-19 public health emergency, Marylanders who were enrolled in Medicaid continued to be covered, even if they were no longer eligible. 

    Medicaid renewals will not be automatic this year. Starting in April 2023, Maryland will begin making Medicaid eligibility reviews again. Not everyone will be up for renewal at the same time. These renewals will take place over 12 months.​ Learn more, see Medicaid Check-In 2023 – Provider Information​​.

    ​​Maryland State of Emergency ended on July 1, 2021; National Public Health Emergency to End May 11, 2023​.  

    In accordance with the Governor’s Order Terminating Various Emergency Orders issued on June 15, 2021, most of the guidance issued by the Maryland Department of Health in response to COVID-19 will expire on July 1, 2021, and August 15, 2021.  Documents posted on this page have been reorganized to reflect their expiration dates.  Additional guidance is included below. 

    COVID-19 MDH Orders and Guidance in Effect Until Further Notice​

    ​Secretary's Orders in Effect Until Further Notice

    Guidance in Effect Until Further Notice

    ​COVID-19 MDH Orders and Guidance No Longer Effective After August 15, 2021​

    ​Secretary's Orders No Longer Effective After August 15, 2021​

    Guidance No Longer Effective After August 15, 2021​

    Long Term Support Services

    COVID-19 MDH Orders and Guidance No Longer Effective After July 1, 2021​

    Secretary's Orders No Longer Effective After July 1, 2021​

    Guidance No Longer Effective After July 1, 2021​

    Long Term Support Services

    ​​​​​​Medical Benefits

    ​​Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)

    Telehealth

    COVID-19 MDH Orders and Guidance No Longer Effective Prior to July 1, 2021​

    ​Secretary's Orders No Longer Effective Prior to July 1, 2021​

    Guidance No Longer Effective Prior to July 1, 2021​