Planes de salud de Medicaid en Georgia

Servicios para miembros: 1-800-600-4441

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• Dental exam and cleaning every six months

  Amerigroup covers a dental exam and cleaning every six months, with X-rays for members age 21 and older.

• Yearly eye exam and new glasses

  Amerigroup covers a vision exam and glasses once a year through Avesis Vision.

• Monthly allowance for over the counter items

  Eligible members get a $20 monthly allowance to buy approved over the counter health items.

• Rides to medical appointments

  Amerigroup covers nonemergency transportation to medical appointments, prescription pickups, and medical equipment fittings.

• Amerigroup Community Care Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• Amerigroup Community Care Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• Amerigroup Community Care Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• Georgia Department of Community Health (GAMMIS) Obtenido el 2026-07-17

enrollment.portal_url and enrollment.phone are quote-gate verified against a captured Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) Georgia Families overview page (medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/georgia-families), which states members can visit www.georgia-families.com or call 888-423-6765. enrollment.portal_name and enrollment.choice_window_days are quote-gate verified against a captured DCH Georgia Families FAQ document hosted on GAMMIS (mmis.georgia.gov), which states 'Georgia Families: www.georgia-families.com' and defines 'the ninety (90) day Choice Change Period' granted when a member is first enrolled. The live enrollment portal itself, georgia-families.com, could not be captured: this repo's snapshot fetcher blocks that host (host_not_allowlisted) at the fetch-infrastructure layer, a different restriction from check:plans' KNOWN_BROKER_HOSTS gate below, so the DCH FAQ PDF was used as the fetchable substitute tier-1 source for those two facts instead of leaving them not_found. areas.statewide.plans (the roster fact) is quote-gate verified against a captured DCH Care Management Organizations (CMO) page (medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/georgia-families/care-management-organizations-cmo), which names all three currently contracted CMOs: Amerigroup Community Care, CareSource, and Peach State Health Plan. Georgia's enrollment broker is operated by Maximus under contract with DCH (maximus.com/so-georgia-families identifies Maximus as the Georgia Families enrollment broker); that page is cited informally (not fact-gated) since broker_name is not one of the spec's required fact field_paths. Geography is modeled as statewide: the DCH CMO page, the Georgia Families overview page, and the DCH Georgia Families FAQ (all captured) describe the same three CMOs with zero mention of a region or service-area split, and none of the three CMOs' own sites showed a region- or county-varying roster either, unlike NY/TX. A 'Georgia Families Regions Map' document is listed among DCH's Georgia Families downloads, but its download URL does not end in .pdf (a DCH content-management routing quirk), so this repo's PDF/HTML detection treated it as HTML and extracted only raw PDF binary noise; it was dropped rather than cited to avoid inventing a quote from garbled text. Given every readable current source is consistent with a single statewide roster, and no source was found describing a real regional split for the current three-CMO structure, statewide is the honest read; a human should still open that regions map directly if a definitive check is wanted. Per-plan provider directory URLs, formulary URLs, and extra benefits were independently verified live on each CMO's own official Georgia Medicaid page but are not yet cited by a quote-gated fact, so the state as a whole stays unverified, the same standing as TX.json/CA.json/NY.json today. Member phone numbers needed a judgment call, now resolved with a direct tier-1 quote: the DCH CMO roster page (ga-cmo-roster) lists one phone per CMO for providers wanting a contract packet, but the DCH Georgia Families FAQ's own 'How do members contact the individual health plans?' answer gives a separate, explicitly member-facing number for each CMO -- Amerigroup 1-800-600-4441, CareSource 1-855-202-0729, Peach State 1-800-704-1484 -- and a later answer in the same FAQ separately labels 1-866-874-0633 as Peach State's Ombudsman/provider-facing number, confirming it is not the member line. member_phone on every plan record uses the FAQ's member-facing number; CareSource's happens to match the CMO roster page too. Georgia Medicaid managed care does not run one shared statewide Preferred Drug List across CMOs the way NYRx does in New York: each CMO (Amerigroup, CareSource, Peach State) publishes and maintains its own formulary/PDL, confirmed by finding three separate CMO-branded PDL documents rather than one DCH-run list; formulary_url therefore points at each plan's own pharmacy/PDL page.

Servicios para miembros: 1-855-202-0729

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• Extra dental benefits

  CareSource covers extra dental benefits for Georgia Medicaid members beyond the standard state benefit.

• Extra vision benefits

  CareSource covers extra vision benefits for Georgia Medicaid members beyond the standard state benefit.

• CareSource JobConnect

  CareSource JobConnect gives members free help with job coaching, job search, interview practice, and transportation to job interviews.

• CareSource Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• CareSource Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• CareSource Obtenido el 2026-07-17

enrollment.portal_url and enrollment.phone are quote-gate verified against a captured Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) Georgia Families overview page (medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/georgia-families), which states members can visit www.georgia-families.com or call 888-423-6765. enrollment.portal_name and enrollment.choice_window_days are quote-gate verified against a captured DCH Georgia Families FAQ document hosted on GAMMIS (mmis.georgia.gov), which states 'Georgia Families: www.georgia-families.com' and defines 'the ninety (90) day Choice Change Period' granted when a member is first enrolled. The live enrollment portal itself, georgia-families.com, could not be captured: this repo's snapshot fetcher blocks that host (host_not_allowlisted) at the fetch-infrastructure layer, a different restriction from check:plans' KNOWN_BROKER_HOSTS gate below, so the DCH FAQ PDF was used as the fetchable substitute tier-1 source for those two facts instead of leaving them not_found. areas.statewide.plans (the roster fact) is quote-gate verified against a captured DCH Care Management Organizations (CMO) page (medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/georgia-families/care-management-organizations-cmo), which names all three currently contracted CMOs: Amerigroup Community Care, CareSource, and Peach State Health Plan. Georgia's enrollment broker is operated by Maximus under contract with DCH (maximus.com/so-georgia-families identifies Maximus as the Georgia Families enrollment broker); that page is cited informally (not fact-gated) since broker_name is not one of the spec's required fact field_paths. Geography is modeled as statewide: the DCH CMO page, the Georgia Families overview page, and the DCH Georgia Families FAQ (all captured) describe the same three CMOs with zero mention of a region or service-area split, and none of the three CMOs' own sites showed a region- or county-varying roster either, unlike NY/TX. A 'Georgia Families Regions Map' document is listed among DCH's Georgia Families downloads, but its download URL does not end in .pdf (a DCH content-management routing quirk), so this repo's PDF/HTML detection treated it as HTML and extracted only raw PDF binary noise; it was dropped rather than cited to avoid inventing a quote from garbled text. Given every readable current source is consistent with a single statewide roster, and no source was found describing a real regional split for the current three-CMO structure, statewide is the honest read; a human should still open that regions map directly if a definitive check is wanted. Per-plan provider directory URLs, formulary URLs, and extra benefits were independently verified live on each CMO's own official Georgia Medicaid page but are not yet cited by a quote-gated fact, so the state as a whole stays unverified, the same standing as TX.json/CA.json/NY.json today. Member phone numbers needed a judgment call, now resolved with a direct tier-1 quote: the DCH CMO roster page (ga-cmo-roster) lists one phone per CMO for providers wanting a contract packet, but the DCH Georgia Families FAQ's own 'How do members contact the individual health plans?' answer gives a separate, explicitly member-facing number for each CMO -- Amerigroup 1-800-600-4441, CareSource 1-855-202-0729, Peach State 1-800-704-1484 -- and a later answer in the same FAQ separately labels 1-866-874-0633 as Peach State's Ombudsman/provider-facing number, confirming it is not the member line. member_phone on every plan record uses the FAQ's member-facing number; CareSource's happens to match the CMO roster page too. Georgia Medicaid managed care does not run one shared statewide Preferred Drug List across CMOs the way NYRx does in New York: each CMO (Amerigroup, CareSource, Peach State) publishes and maintains its own formulary/PDL, confirmed by finding three separate CMO-branded PDL documents rather than one DCH-run list; formulary_url therefore points at each plan's own pharmacy/PDL page.

Servicios para miembros: 1-800-704-1484

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• Free dental exams and cleanings twice a year

  Peach State covers free oral exams and cleanings up to twice a year for members age 21 and older, plus free dental hygiene supplies like toothpaste and toothbrushes.

• Yearly eye exam and money toward glasses

  Peach State covers a free annual eye exam and up to $100 toward glasses, contacts, or broken frames.

• Yearly allowance for over the counter items

  Peach State members can get up to $240 a year to shop for everyday health items like cold medicine and toothpaste at no cost.

• Rides to health appointments

  Peach State provides rides to and from covered healthcare appointments.

• Peach State Health Plan Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• Peach State Health Plan Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• Peach State Health Plan Obtenido el 2026-07-17
• Georgia Department of Community Health (GAMMIS) Obtenido el 2026-07-17

enrollment.portal_url and enrollment.phone are quote-gate verified against a captured Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) Georgia Families overview page (medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/georgia-families), which states members can visit www.georgia-families.com or call 888-423-6765. enrollment.portal_name and enrollment.choice_window_days are quote-gate verified against a captured DCH Georgia Families FAQ document hosted on GAMMIS (mmis.georgia.gov), which states 'Georgia Families: www.georgia-families.com' and defines 'the ninety (90) day Choice Change Period' granted when a member is first enrolled. The live enrollment portal itself, georgia-families.com, could not be captured: this repo's snapshot fetcher blocks that host (host_not_allowlisted) at the fetch-infrastructure layer, a different restriction from check:plans' KNOWN_BROKER_HOSTS gate below, so the DCH FAQ PDF was used as the fetchable substitute tier-1 source for those two facts instead of leaving them not_found. areas.statewide.plans (the roster fact) is quote-gate verified against a captured DCH Care Management Organizations (CMO) page (medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/georgia-families/care-management-organizations-cmo), which names all three currently contracted CMOs: Amerigroup Community Care, CareSource, and Peach State Health Plan. Georgia's enrollment broker is operated by Maximus under contract with DCH (maximus.com/so-georgia-families identifies Maximus as the Georgia Families enrollment broker); that page is cited informally (not fact-gated) since broker_name is not one of the spec's required fact field_paths. Geography is modeled as statewide: the DCH CMO page, the Georgia Families overview page, and the DCH Georgia Families FAQ (all captured) describe the same three CMOs with zero mention of a region or service-area split, and none of the three CMOs' own sites showed a region- or county-varying roster either, unlike NY/TX. A 'Georgia Families Regions Map' document is listed among DCH's Georgia Families downloads, but its download URL does not end in .pdf (a DCH content-management routing quirk), so this repo's PDF/HTML detection treated it as HTML and extracted only raw PDF binary noise; it was dropped rather than cited to avoid inventing a quote from garbled text. Given every readable current source is consistent with a single statewide roster, and no source was found describing a real regional split for the current three-CMO structure, statewide is the honest read; a human should still open that regions map directly if a definitive check is wanted. Per-plan provider directory URLs, formulary URLs, and extra benefits were independently verified live on each CMO's own official Georgia Medicaid page but are not yet cited by a quote-gated fact, so the state as a whole stays unverified, the same standing as TX.json/CA.json/NY.json today. Member phone numbers needed a judgment call, now resolved with a direct tier-1 quote: the DCH CMO roster page (ga-cmo-roster) lists one phone per CMO for providers wanting a contract packet, but the DCH Georgia Families FAQ's own 'How do members contact the individual health plans?' answer gives a separate, explicitly member-facing number for each CMO -- Amerigroup 1-800-600-4441, CareSource 1-855-202-0729, Peach State 1-800-704-1484 -- and a later answer in the same FAQ separately labels 1-866-874-0633 as Peach State's Ombudsman/provider-facing number, confirming it is not the member line. member_phone on every plan record uses the FAQ's member-facing number; CareSource's happens to match the CMO roster page too. Georgia Medicaid managed care does not run one shared statewide Preferred Drug List across CMOs the way NYRx does in New York: each CMO (Amerigroup, CareSource, Peach State) publishes and maintains its own formulary/PDL, confirmed by finding three separate CMO-branded PDL documents rather than one DCH-run list; formulary_url therefore points at each plan's own pharmacy/PDL page.