MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE ENROLLMENT SERVICES
PO BOX 05676 State of Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE WI 53205
Case #: 0202318001
Mailing Date: 04/15/2021
Milwaukee Enrollment Services
Worker: C MILES ONGOING
000114 Phone #: 1-888-947-6583
LABREESKA LIES Fax #: (414) 438-4580
1220 W VLIET ST Use fax # to send verifications.
MILWAUKEE WI 53205 2117
The State of Wisconsin is an equal opportunity service provider. This letter contains information
that affects your benefits. If you need this material in a different format because of a disability or
if you need this letter translated or explained in your own language, please call 1-888-947-6583.
These services are free.
About Your Benefits
This letter tells you about your benefits. If you have a question, please call the agency above. If you
would like to get letters like this online instead of by regular mail, please see the Resources and
Contact Information section at the end of this letter.
Which benefit? Status of your benefits?
As of Apr. 01, 2021, at least one person in your home will have a
Health Care change in health care benefits. Please see Your Health Care
Benefits page to learn more.
FoodShare There have been no changes to this benefit.
If you don’t agree with this decision, you have the right to a Fair Hearing. Please see the last
page of this letter to learn more. You may also talk with the agency above.
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Your Health Care Benefits
Who is enrolled in health care benefits?
Monthly
When? Who is enrolled? Which plan? Premium?
As of LABREESKA BadgerCare Plus No
May. 01, 2021
LABREESKA: You will get the health care benefits shown above until there is a change in
your case.
Copay Limit Information
Monthly
When? Who? Copay Limit Why Your Copay Limit Increased
As of LABREESKA No Copay
May. 01, 2021
LABREESKA: Federal law limits the amount you can be asked to pay each month for
copays. Your monthly copay limit is set for you based on your income and the size of your
household. The amount shown above will be your limit until there is a change in your case.
Your monthly copay limit will stay the same unless you have a change in eligibility or report a
change that affects your limit, such as a change in income or the number of people in your
home. If your copay limit has gone up, the reason for this is shown next to the amount. For
more information, please see the Enrollment and Benefits Handbook.
Supporting Laws: 42 CFR 447.56
More Information
BadgerCare Plus
BadgerCare Plus is a full benefit health care plan. It pays for most services you get from
Medicaid health care providers. It will also pay for prescription drugs. You may need to pay a
small copay for some services and prescription drugs. Federal law limits the amount you can
be asked to pay each month for copays. The Copay Limit Information section in this letter
shows the maximum amount of copays you may have to pay for each member of your family
each month. If your copays add up to your copay limit before the end of the month, we will
send you a letter telling you that you do not need to pay any more copays for the rest of the
month.
Premiums
A premium is a set amount of money you pay each month to get BadgerCare Plus benefits.
You do not need to pay a premium right now. However, if your circumstances change, you
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may need to pay a premium. We will send another letter titled "About Your Benefits" to tell
you if you need to pay a premium.
Who is not enrolled?
When? Which plan? Who and why?
Apr. 01, 2021 - Family Planning LABREESKA: You are already covered by a health
Apr. 30, 2021 Services care plan that includes these services.
Supporting Laws: 49.45(24S) STS
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Your Reporting Rules
You must report certain changes based on the benefits you are getting. The types of changes you must
report are listed below. You must report these changes to the agency listed on page 1 of this letter. You
can do this online or by phone, fax, or mail.
• Online: Go to access.wi.gov. Log into your ACCESS account, and click Report My Changes. If
you do not have an ACCESS account, you can go to access.wi.gov and create one.
• Phone: Call your agency. Your agency’s phone number is listed on page 1 of this letter.
• Fax or mail: Complete a change report form and fax or mail it using the instructions on the form.
To get a change report form, call your agency, or go to
www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/forwardhealth/change-report.htm.
Based on the benefits you are getting, you must report within 10 days if someone:
- Has a new address - No longer has a tax-related deduction
- Has a change in where he or she is that you told us about
staying - Gets married or divorced
- Moves in or out of your home - Becomes pregnant or has a pregnancy
- Has a change in expected tax filing end
status - Has a change in health insurance coverage
- Has a change in tax dependents - Is now in jail or prison or was released
from jail or prison
If your household’s total monthly income (before taxes) goes over $1,073.33, you must report it by
the 10th day of the next month. For example, if your income goes over the limit in June, you must
report it by July 10th.
If you don’t report a change listed above, and you get benefits or coverage that you aren’t eligible
for, you may have to pay us back. Keep in mind that if your benefits change, your reporting rules
may also change.
Resources and Contact Information
The following are resources and contacts that may be helpful to you.
MyACCESS App
This free mobile app helps you manage your benefits from your smartphone.
You can submit proof, get reminders, and more. To download the app, go to the
App Store or Google Play Store, and search for “MyACCESS Wisconsin.”
ACCESS Website
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This online tool lets you apply for benefits, check your current benefits, report
changes, renew your benefits, and submit proof. To visit the ACCESS website,
go to access.wi.gov.
Online Letters
You can see letters and information about your benefits online through the
ACCESS website. To sign up to get letters online instead of by regular mail,
log into your account at access.wi.gov, and click Manage My Email, or call the
agency listed on page 1 of this letter.
ForwardHealth Member Services for Health Care
You can call ForwardHealth Member Services at 800-362-3002, Monday
through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for help finding a doctor, for questions
about the health care services you can get, or to replace your ForwardHealth
card.
Any Other Questions
You can call your agency for help with applying for other benefits or renewing
your current benefits, to do an interview if you’re enrolled in FoodShare, and to
ask questions about your case. Your agency’s phone number is listed at the top
of page 1.
You can also find information about health care and FoodShare benefits on the
Department of Health Services website at
www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/forwardhealth/resources.htm or in the Enrollment and
Benefits Handbook at www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/library/p-00079.htm.
TTY Services
For free TTY services, call 711.
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YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO A FAIR HEARING ABOUT YOUR BENEFITS
A Fair Hearing gives you the chance to tell why you think there has been a
What is a Fair wrong decision about your application or benefits. At the hearing, a hearing
Hearing and officer will hear from you and the agency to find out if the decision was right or
why should I wrong. You may bring a friend or family member with you to the hearing. You
ask for one? may also be able to get free legal help. To learn more about free legal help, call
1-888-278-0633.
The Division of Hearings & Appeals must get your request for a hearing about
How long do I
the decision in this letter by the date below:
have to ask for
a hearing?
Health Care → Jun. 01, 2021
Yes, if you are already getting benefits and if you ask for a hearing before your
Can I keep my
benefits change, you can keep getting the same benefits until the hearing officer
benefits while I
makes a decision. If the hearing officer decides that the agency was right, you
wait for my
may need to return the extra benefits that you got after your benefits were
hearing?
supposed to change.
You can ask for a fair hearing and/or a hearing request form at the agency
shown on the first page of this notice. Or, you can get a request form at
How do I ask for dhs.wisconsin.gov/em/customerhelp. You can send the form or a letter asking
a hearing? for a hearing to the Division of Hearings & Appeals, PO Box 7875, Madison,
WI 53707-7875, or fax it to 608-264-9885.
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