I need to end my elderly sister’s medicaid coverage in Sumter in order to apply for coverage in another state. who do i call to end it and to get a letter stating that the coverage is ended?

A) You can call the South Carolina Medicaid helpline at 888-549-0820 to end your sister’s Medicaid coverage in Sumter. You will need to provide the representative with your sister’s name, date of birth, and Medicaid ID number. You can also request a letter stating that her coverage has been ended.

Here are the steps on how to end your sister’s Medicaid coverage:

1. Call the South Carolina Medicaid helpline at 888-549-0820.
2. Provide the representative with your sister’s name, date of birth, and Medicaid ID number.
3. Indicate that you are calling to end her coverage.
4. The representative will ask you why you are ending her coverage.
5. Provide the representative with the reason for ending her coverage.
6. The representative will end her coverage and issue a letter stating that her coverage has been ended.

You can also end your sister’s Medicaid coverage online or by mail. To end her coverage online, you can visit the South Carolina Medicaid website and click on the “End Coverage” link. To end her coverage by mail, you can download a termination form from the South Carolina Medicaid website and mail it to the address on the form.

Once your sister’s Medicaid coverage has been ended, you will receive a letter stating that her coverage has been ended. You can use this letter to apply for coverage in another state.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when ending your sister’s Medicaid coverage:

• You must end her coverage before she applies for coverage in another state.
• You may have to pay a termination fee.
• You may have to provide proof of termination to the other state.

Again, follow these general steps to end your sister’s Medicaid coverage in her state and apply for coverage in another state:

1. Contact Local Medicaid Office: Reach out to the local Medicaid office in Sumter. They will be able to guide you through the process and provide you with the necessary steps to terminate the coverage. You can usually find the contact information for your local Medicaid office on your state’s official Medicaid website or by calling the state’s Medicaid hotline.
2. Provide Information: When you contact the Medicaid office, be prepared to provide your sister’s Medicaid identification details and any other relevant information they may ask for to locate her records.
3. Request Coverage Termination: Inform the Medicaid office that you wish to terminate your sister’s Medicaid coverage. They will guide you through the process, which might involve submitting a formal request.
4. Ask for Confirmation Letter: Request a letter stating that your sister’s Medicaid coverage has been terminated. This letter will serve as official documentation that her coverage has ended. Make sure to ask for the letter to be mailed or emailed to you.
5. Double-Check Details: Verify all the information provided to ensure accuracy. This includes confirming the termination date and any other relevant details on the confirmation letter.
6. Keep Records: Keep a copy of the termination letter and any other correspondence related to the process. This will help you have a record of the termination for your own records and for future reference if needed.
7. Apply for Coverage in Another State: Once you have successfully terminated the Medicaid coverage in Sumter, proceed with the process of applying for Medicaid coverage in the new state where your sister will be residing. Be sure to follow the application instructions provided by the new state’s Medicaid office.

Remember that Medicaid rules and procedures can vary by state, so it’s important to follow the guidelines provided by the relevant authorities in both the state you are leaving and the state you are moving to. It’s also recommended to start the process well in advance to ensure a smooth transition of coverage.