“Just Cause”

18:06 Oct 27, 2014 

You move and your current MC (Medical Care) is not available where you now live and you must receive
non‑emergency medical care in your new area before your MC membership ends.
2. The MC does not, for moral or religious objections, cover a medical service that you need.
3. Your doctor has said that some of the medical services you need must be received at the same time
and all of the services aren’t available on your MC’s panel.
4. You have concerns that you are not receiving quality care and the services you need are not available
from another provider on your MCP’s panel.
5. Lack of access to medically necessary Medicaid‑covered services or lack of access to providers that are
experienced in dealing with your special health care needs.