Is Mercy Care Plan Medicaid?

Mercy Care is a not-for-profit health plan offering integrated care to children, adults and seniors eligible for AHCCCS benefits. Our broad network of providers offers services and supports for members with: Medicare and Medicaid (Mercy Care Advantage)

Is Mercy Care part of Aetna?

Mercy Care Plan (MCP) is Arizona’s largest Medicaid plan, sponsored by Dignity Health and Carondelet Health Network and managed by Aetna Medicaid. Mercy Care RBHA is Arizona’s state-contracted Regional Behavioral Health Authority, sponsored by Mercy Care Plan.

What does Rbha stand for Mercy Care?

Serious mental illness
About Mercy Care Long Term Care (ALTCS) Developmental/cognitive disabilities (DDD) Medicare and Medicaid (Mercy Care Advantage) Serious mental illness (RBHA)

Who is the Deputy Director of Mercy Maricopa integrated care?

Deputy Director Cory Nelson explains more about the decision and its impact on the current behavioral health service in his blog. In May the Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA) issued a “Stay Order” for the planned transfer of our Maricopa County Behavioral Health Authority from Magellan to Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care.

When does Mercy Care start in Maricopa County?

We look forward to helping you meet your health care needs. Mercy Care serves AHCCCS members in Maricopa and Pima counties. Starting on October 1, 2018, Mercy Care will serve AHCCCS members in Maricopa, Pinal and Gila counties. You have your own health needs. And our health plan is designed to help meet those needs.

Who is managing Maricopa County integrated behavioral health authority?

A few weeks ago, we announced that we’ve awarded the contract to manage the Maricopa County Integrated Regional Behavioral Health Authority (beginning on October 1) to Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care, who will be bringing some exciting ideas to the table while building on the great things already happening in our system. A couple of weeks […]

Do you qualify for Medicare or Medicaid with Mercy Maricopa?

Other Mercy Maricopa members qualify for Medicare, or both Medicaid and Medicare. Some of our members don’t have either coverage, but they can still receive services through special grants and state funding. These services are provided for members who are eligible as part of a special population.