Last Updated on September 22, 2025 by Rachel

Healthcare Assistance for Single Mothers in Nevada: Medicaid, Nevada Check Up (CHIP) & More [2025]

Last updated: September 2025

This is a practical, step‑by‑step Nevada‑specific guide with current rules, amounts, deadlines, phone numbers, and links to official sources. It’s written for single parents who need clear answers fast.

Quickly check your eligibility and apply for Nevada Medicaid/CHIP on Access Nevada. For live help, call DWSS at 1‑800‑992‑0900 (TTY 1‑800‑326‑6888). (dwss.nv.gov)

Quick Help Box (read this first)

• Apply online now: Access Nevada — Apply for Health Coverage. If you’d rather call, DWSS Customer Service is 1‑800‑992‑0900 (North: 775‑684‑7200; South: 702‑486‑1646). (dwss.nv.gov)
• Pregnant? Nevada covers prenatal care and gives a full 12 months of postpartum Medicaid. If your income is at or below 200% FPL (effective 7/1/2025), apply right away. (medicaid.gov)
• Kids under 19: If income is too high for Medicaid, check Nevada’s CHIP (Nevada Check Up). Premiums are $25/$50/$80 per quarter per family; no copays. Apply via Access Nevada. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Need a ride to the doctor on Medicaid? Call MTM at 1‑844‑879‑7341 (same‑day urgent trips possible). Note: NEMT is not covered under Nevada Check Up. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• No coverage and you need care today? Use a federally qualified community health center (FQHC) on a sliding‑fee scale: Find a Health Center (HRSA). Breast or cervical cancer concerns? Call Women’s Health Connection 1‑877‑385‑2345 for free screening; Medicaid can cover treatment if diagnosed. (dpbh.nv.gov)
• Marketplace plans with discounts: If you don’t qualify for Medicaid, get help at Nevada Health Link or call 1‑800‑547‑2927 (M–F, 9–5). Open Enrollment runs Nov 1–Jan 15; SEPs available year‑round after life events. (nevadahealthlink.com)

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Why this guide can save you time (and stress)

• It uses the latest federal poverty guidelines for 2025 and Nevada’s current rules. (aspe.hhs.gov)
• It translates percentages into actual dollar amounts for households of 1–6.
• It links you directly to official Nevada and U.S. government pages and established statewide programs.
• It gives realistic timelines, common pitfalls, and backup plans (“Plan B”) for each situation.

We reviewed the top results for “Nevada Healthcare Assistance for Single Mothers” and found gaps we fill here: current 2025 income limits (not 2018 figures), postpartum rules (12 months), CHIP premium details and due dates, plan contacts with phone numbers, NEMT specifics, and concrete step‑by‑steps with timelines and documents. Many top pages lacked updated amounts, specific Nevada phone numbers, or clear “what to do next” plans. Our guide addresses those gaps with current official sources.

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Quick Reference Cheat Sheet (Nevada, 2025)

Notes: Most MAGI groups apply a 5% FPL disregard if you are close to the limit—apply even if you’re slightly over. Children get 12‑month continuous eligibility in Medicaid/CHIP starting Jan 1, 2024. (medicaid.gov)

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Nevada Medicaid and Nevada Check Up (CHIP): 2025 income limits you can use today

Action first: If your household income looks close to any amount below, apply online in 20–45 minutes at Access Nevada. Upload docs later if you don’t have them now. (dwss.nv.gov)

HHS 2025 Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) for the 48 states (including NV): 1‑person $15,650\ast \ast ,2‑person\ast \ast$21,150, 3‑person $26,650\ast \ast ,4‑person\ast \ast$32,150, 5‑person $37,650\ast \ast ,6‑person\ast \ast$43,150. We convert these to 138%, 165%, 200%, and 205% for you. Amounts are annual; monthly shown for quick checks. (aspe.hhs.gov)

Table: 2025 income cutoffs (annual and monthly) for key Nevada categories

• Source for FPL base figures: U.S. HHS/ASPE 2025 guidelines. Percentages reflect Nevada policy: adults up to 138% FPL; pregnant individuals up to 200% FPL (as of July 1, 2025); children 6–18 up to 138% FPL, ages 0–5 up to 165% FPL; separate CHIP (Nevada Check Up) up to ~205% FPL. MAGI 5% disregard may apply when close to limits. (aspe.hhs.gov, medicaid.gov)

What these percentages mean in Nevada:

• Adult expansion (19–64): income up to 138% FPL.
• Pregnant Medicaid: income up to 200% FPL with 12 months of postpartum coverage.
• Children: Medicaid income ceilings vary by age (0–5 at 165% FPL; 6–18 at 138% FPL), with CHIP (Nevada Check Up) covering children up to ~205% FPL. Plus, kids get 12 months of continuous coverage once enrolled (no mid‑year cut‑offs). (medicaid.gov)

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How to apply (and get a decision faster)

Start here (fastest)

• Apply online: Access Nevada — Health Coverage. Use the “Do I Qualify for Medical Assistance?” pre‑screener if you’re unsure. (dwss.nv.gov)
• Phone help: DWSS Customer Service 1‑800‑992‑0900 (TTY 1‑800‑326‑6888). In person help at DWSS offices statewide (find locations from DWSS). (dwss.nv.gov)
• Paper: You can submit the paper “Application for Health Insurance” by mail; the form is on DWSS’s site. (dwss.nv.gov)

What to upload (or bring) to reduce delays

• Photo ID (if you have it) and proof of Nevada residency (lease, utility bill).
• Social Security numbers for those who have them.
• Proof of income for the last 30–60 days (paystubs, employer letter); if self‑employed, recent taxes or profit/loss.
• If pregnant: a note or form from your provider with your due date helps.
• For kids: birth certificates, immunization cards if handy.
• DWSS lists typical docs like rent/utility receipts, paystubs, birth certificates, SS cards, and marital papers. Don’t let missing docs stop you from applying—you can upload after you submit. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

Realistic timeline

• Many Medicaid/CHIP applications are processed within a few weeks; processing times vary month‑to‑month. CMS posts monthly state data; Nevada’s timelines can fluctuate with volume. If your case needs more info, expect requests by mail or your Access Nevada account. (medicaid.gov)
• If you need immediate temporary coverage, ask your hospital/clinic about “presumptive eligibility” decisions at the point of care. Nevada provides presumptive eligibility guidance to participating providers. (dwss.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re denied or delayed: call DWSS (1‑800‑992‑0900) and check your Access Nevada account messages. Ask if more documents are needed. If over income for Medicaid, check Nevada Health Link help at 1‑800‑547‑2927 for subsidized private plans. (dwss.nv.gov, nevadahealthlink.com)

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Nevada Check Up (CHIP): when your kids need coverage and your income is just over Medicaid

Key points you need to know right now

• Who qualifies: uninsured children up to age 19 who aren’t eligible for Medicaid and meet income rules (generally up to ~205% FPL). Apply via Access Nevada. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Costs: no copays/deductibles. Only a quarterly family premium—$25\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$50, or $80—due in January, April, July, and October. There is a 15‑day grace period; missed payments can cause disenrollment. American Indian and Alaska Native families are premium‑exempt. (dwss.nv.gov)
• Managed care: children in Clark or Washoe counties are enrolled in a Medicaid MCO for care; rural areas may use fee‑for‑service. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Kids’ coverage stability: Nevada provides 12‑month continuous eligibility in Medicaid and CHIP. Once enrolled, children keep coverage for a year even if your income bumps mid‑year. (medicaid.gov)

How to pay or fix premium issues

• Pay online or call the Nevada Check Up unit (775‑684‑3660) or email NCU@DHCFP.nv.gov for billing help and reinstatement steps if you missed a quarter. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If your child loses eligibility or you can’t manage premiums this quarter:
  • Re‑check Medicaid (if your income fell, kids may qualify mid‑year).
  • Use a sliding‑fee FQHC for care while you sort out coverage (find a clinic).
  • If you gained income above CHIP, call Nevada Health Link (1‑800‑547‑2927) for discounted private plans. (nevadahealthlink.com)

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Pregnant in Nevada: the fastest way to get covered

Start here

• Apply for Medicaid the same day: Access Nevada. Nevada raised pregnant Medicaid to 200% FPL (effective July 1, 2025). Once enrolled, you get 12 months of postpartum coverage. (medicaid.gov)
• No coverage yet and need prenatal care now? Call a community health center to start care on sliding fees while your application processes: Find a Health Center (HRSA).
• Maternal transport/appointments: if you’re on Medicaid, book rides with MTM 1‑844‑879‑7341 (urgent trips 24/7). (dhcfp.nv.gov)

What Nevada changed (why this matters)

• CMS approved Nevada to extend postpartum coverage to 12 months in Medicaid and CHIP effective 1/1/2024. That means checkups, mental health, and treatment for postpartum conditions are covered for a full year. (medicaid.gov)

Plan B if over income or pending

• If your pregnancy Medicaid is pending and you need care, ask your clinic about “presumptive eligibility.”
• If you’re over Medicaid’s 200% FPL, look at Nevada Health Link for discounted plans—pregnancy counts as a Special Enrollment Period within 60 days. Call 1‑800‑547‑2927 for free enrollment help. (nevadahealthlink.com)

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Dental, vision, and rides: what’s actually covered

Dental

• For kids (Medicaid/NCU): comprehensive dental (exams, cleanings, fluoride, fillings, root canals, crowns/dentures when needed, etc.). Managed statewide by LIBERTY Dental. Member Services 1‑866‑609‑0418. (client.libertydentalplan.com)
• For adults on Medicaid: emergency/limited dental is covered; additional cleanings and some services are available in specific circumstances (including added benefits during pregnancy). Details and scheduling via LIBERTY Dental 1‑866‑609‑0418. (client.libertydentalplan.com)

Vision

• For children, well‑child EPSDT includes vision exams and glasses when needed. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

Transportation (NEMT)

• Medicaid covers non‑emergency rides to covered appointments via MTM; call 1‑844‑879‑7341 at least three business days ahead (urgent requests 24/7). NCU members are not eligible for NEMT. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you can’t get a ride: ask MTM about gas mileage reimbursement, paratransit, or bus passes (options vary). Same number: 1‑844‑879‑7341. (mtm-inc.net)

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Pick (or change) your Nevada Medicaid plan

If you live in Clark or Washoe County, you’ll be in managed care. You can choose a plan when you apply; if not, you’ll be auto‑assigned. You have 90 days to switch after enrollment; otherwise, you must wait for the next open enrollment unless you have good cause. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

Table: Nevada Medicaid/NCU managed care plans (member phone numbers)

If you can’t reach your plan, Nevada Medicaid posts all current plan contacts here too. (medicaid.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Call the other plans and ask about your doctors/hospitals. If you have a good‑cause reason to change (e.g., your primary doctor is not in‑network), call DWSS to request a plan change outside the standard window. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

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Marketplace coverage (Nevada Health Link) when you’re over Medicaid limits

If your income is just over Medicaid/CHIP limits, you may qualify for premium tax credits (APTC) and cost‑sharing reductions (CSR) on Nevada’s exchange.

• Open Enrollment: Nov 1–Jan 15 (coverage Jan 1 if you enroll by Dec 31; Feb 1 if you enroll by Jan 15). (nevadahealthlink.com)
• Special Enrollment Periods: year‑round after life events (new baby, move, loss of coverage, etc.). Call 1‑800‑547‑2927 or use Get Help. (nevadahealthlink.com)
• In‑person help: navigators/agents are free. Nevada Health Link lists local partners (e.g., St. Rose Dominican, Access to Healthcare Network, ACDC, The Center, Nevada Health Centers). (nevadahealthlink.com)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If your projected income might drop below 138% FPL, re‑apply for Medicaid immediately so you don’t have a gap. If you lose Medicaid, Nevada Health Link can help you transition to a subsidized plan without a lapse. (nevadahealthlink.com)

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Extra programs single moms use alongside Medicaid/CHIP

• Women’s Health Connection (free breast/cervical screening; Medicaid treatment if diagnosed): 1‑877‑385‑2345, program page. (dpbh.nv.gov)
• WIC (pregnant/postpartum women, infants, kids <5): nutrition, breastfeeding support, food benefits. Start at Nevada’s WIC program page to find your local clinic. (dpbh.nv.gov)
• Community health centers on sliding fees: HRSA Find a Health Center. For statewide access, Nevada Health Centers appointments: 1‑800‑787‑2568. (nevadahealthlink.com)
• Rides to care (Medicaid): MTM 1‑844‑879‑7341 (gas mileage reimbursement is available; ask). (mtm-inc.net)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Dial 2‑1‑1 for Nevada 211 to ask about local clinics, food, rent, and utility help you can layer with health coverage.

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Common Mistakes to Avoid (real‑world)

• Waiting for a paycheck or a document before you apply. Submit now; upload later through your Access Nevada account.
• Using net pay instead of gross on the application. The state uses gross (before taxes). If you guess low, your case can be delayed.
• Skipping mail from DWSS. Time‑sensitive letters arrive by mail and in your Access Nevada inbox. Missed letters = closed case.
• Not picking an MCO if you live in Clark/Washoe. If you don’t choose, you’re auto‑assigned; your doctors may be out of network. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Missing CHIP premium due dates (Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct). There’s a 15‑day grace period—use it, or kids can be disenrolled. (dwss.nv.gov)

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Application Checklist (print and keep)

• IDs (any you have), SSNs (if you have them), Nevada address proof.
• Last 30–60 days of paystubs or other income proof.
• Pregnancy proof (note from provider with due date), if applicable.
• Kids’ birth certificates and immunization records (don’t wait for these to apply).
• Rent/utility receipts and marital status papers can help if requested. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

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Timelines: what to expect

• Online application: 20–45 minutes. You’ll get a confirmation number immediately.
• Processing: Many cases resolve within several weeks; timelines vary by month and case complexity. CMS posts NV monthly performance data; watch your Access Nevada inbox for requests. (medicaid.gov)
• Urgent needs: Ask your hospital/clinic about presumptive eligibility for temporary coverage while the full case processes. (dwss.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• After 30 days with no update, call DWSS (1‑800‑992‑0900) and ask if any documents are missing. If you get a denial, re‑check income and household info; appeal rights are listed in your letter. (dwss.nv.gov)

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Local help: organizations and clinics (statewide options)

• Nevada Health Link customer assistance: 1‑800‑547‑2927 (free enrollment help; multilingual). (nevadahealthlink.com)
• Nevada Health Centers (multiple clinics statewide; Mammovan for breast screening): 1‑800‑787‑2568. (nevadahealthlink.com)
• Women’s Health Connection (free breast/cervical screening): 1‑877‑385‑2345. (dpbh.nv.gov)
• Find community health centers near you (federal directory): Find a Health Center.
• Nevada DHHS medical assistance hub (with links to Medicaid and Nevada Check Up): DHHS Medical Assistance. (dhhs.nv.gov)

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Nevada rides to care (NEMT) — the details you asked for

• Call MTM 1‑844‑879‑7341 to schedule rides Mon–Sat 7 a.m.–6 p.m.; urgent 24/7; “Where’s My Ride” uses the same number. Gas mileage reimbursement is $0.21/mile when approved. Complaints: 1‑866‑436‑0457 (“We Care” line). Not available for Nevada Check Up members. (mtm-inc.net, dhcfp.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Ask your MCO member services if they offer any additional transportation assistance beyond MTM for special situations. Plan phones are listed above. (medicaid.nv.gov)

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Managed care benefits: examples you can expect

• Primary care, specialists, hospital, labs, preventive care, behavioral health, and pharmacy are included. Many plans add value‑added benefits (nurse line, care coordinators, some eyewear benefits for adults). Check your plan’s benefits pages and handbooks for specifics. (healthplanofnevada.com, mss.anthem.com)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re having trouble getting appointments, call your plan’s Member Services (table above) and ask for care coordination, transportation help, or a case manager. Plans can help you switch to in‑network providers. (medicaid.nv.gov)

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Nevada Check Up premiums: how, when, and how much

• Due in January, April, July, and October; $25/$50/$80 per quarter per family based on income. No copays or deductibles. 15‑day grace period before disenrollment; Native families are premium‑exempt. Payment help line: 775‑684‑3660. (dwss.nv.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Call 775‑684‑3660 to ask about reinstatement if you missed a payment and to confirm the amount owed before re‑enrollment. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

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Diverse Communities (inclusive, Nevada‑specific pointers)

LGBTQ+ single mothers

• Free enrollment help from The Center (Las Vegas) via Nevada Health Link partners; phone listed on Health Link’s contact page. Also check plans for gender‑affirming care policies. (nevadahealthlink.com, healthplanofnevada.com)

Single mothers with disabilities or disabled children

• Medicaid EPSDT ensures children under 21 get the treatment they need to correct/ameliorate conditions (dental, vision, therapies). Ask your MCO for care coordination and home‑/community‑based services as needed. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

Veteran single mothers

• If you’re a veteran or spouse, compare VA options with Medicaid/Marketplace. The Nevada Health Link call center can connect you to navigators who understand cross‑program coordination. (nevadahealthlink.com)

Immigrant and refugee single moms

• Emergency Medicaid is available for life‑threatening emergencies and labor/delivery if you meet income and state residency rules but not immigration status rules. Apply through DWSS; eligibility is month‑by‑month for the emergency condition. FQHCs provide care on sliding fees regardless of status. (dwss.nv.gov)

Tribal citizens

• Nevada Check Up premiums are waived for American Indian/Alaska Native families; note your status when you apply. (dhcfp.nv.gov)

Rural single moms (limited access)

• Use telehealth through your MCO, HRSA clinic finders, and MTM rides (ask about gas reimbursement/public transit). Nevada Health Centers’ Mammovan visits rural communities—ask Nevada Health Centers for schedules. (mtm-inc.net)

Language access

• Nevada Health Link provides multi‑language assistance; DWSS has TTY lines and can arrange interpreter services through your MCO. (nevadahealthlink.com)

Single fathers

• Parents and caretaker relatives can qualify for Medicaid at the same 138% FPL standard—apply using the same steps above. (dwss.nv.gov)

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Real‑world examples (so you can sanity‑check quickly)

• Example A: You and two kids; you earn $2,600/month\ast \ast ($31,200/yr). That’s below 138% FPL for three ($3,065/mo**), so you likely qualify for adult Medicaid; kids qualify for Medicaid too. Apply at Access Nevada. (aspe.hhs.gov)
• Example B: You and one kid; you earn **$3,400/month\ast \ast ($40,800/yr). You’re over adult Medicaid (138% FPL for two is $2,433/mo\ast \ast )butyourchildmaystillqualifyviaNevadaCheckUp(205$3,613/mo). You can get a discounted plan at Nevada Health Link. Apply for both at the same time to see which program each person qualifies for. (aspe.hhs.gov)
• Example C (pregnant): You and one child; you’re pregnant and earn **$3,450/month\ast \ast ($41,400/yr). Pregnant Medicaid allows up to 200% FPL for two ($3,525/mo), so you should qualify for pregnancy Medicaid with postpartum coverage for 12 months. Apply now. (medicaid.gov)

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Tables you can scan fast

Table: Where to apply or call (one glance)

Table: Nevada Check Up premium levels (per family, per quarter)

Table: Managed care plan contacts (repeat view)

Table: Rides — what to remember

Table: Marketplace open enrollment dates (NV Health Link)

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FAQs (Nevada‑specific)

• How do I check my status after I apply?
  • Log in to your Access Nevada account; watch for mail and portal messages from DWSS. Call 1‑800‑992‑0900 if you haven’t heard anything after a few weeks. (dwss.nv.gov)
• What if my income changes mid‑year?
  • Report changes in Access Nevada. Kids keep 12‑month continuous eligibility in Medicaid/CHIP, but adults’ eligibility can change. (medicaid.gov)
• I live in Reno or Las Vegas—do I have to pick a plan?
  • Yes. Clark and Washoe counties are managed care. Choose within 90 days of enrollment (or you’ll be auto‑assigned). (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Can I get rides to appointments?
  • If you’re on Medicaid, yes: MTM 1‑844‑879‑7341 (not for Nevada Check Up members). (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• How much time do I have to pay Nevada Check Up premiums?
  • Quarterly; due Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct with a 15‑day grace period. Nonpayment = disenrollment. Billing help: 775‑684‑3660. (dwss.nv.gov)
• Do pregnant moms get longer coverage after birth?
  • Yes. Nevada provides 12 months of postpartum coverage in Medicaid/CHIP (effective 1/1/2024). (medicaid.gov)
• What documents should I gather to speed up processing?
  • ID, proof of address, SSNs (if you have them), income proof (paystubs), and for kids birth certificates; rent/utility receipts; if pregnant, a note with your due date helps. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Where can I get help choosing a Marketplace plan?
  • Call Nevada Health Link 1‑800‑547‑2927 for free local navigator/agent assistance. (nevadahealthlink.com)
• Is dental covered for adults?
  • Adult dental on Medicaid is limited/emergency, with added benefits in certain situations (including pregnancy). All children get comprehensive dental through LIBERTY Dental (1‑866‑609‑0418). (client.libertydentalplan.com)
• I’m not a U.S. citizen. Can I get any coverage?
  • Emergency Medicaid may cover emergencies, including labor/delivery, if you meet income/residency rules. FQHCs offer sliding‑fee care regardless of status. (dwss.nv.gov)

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What to do if any of this doesn’t work (Plan B playbook)

• Use a community health center immediately for care on sliding fees while your application is pending: Find a Health Center.
• If denied due to income, call Nevada Health Link (1‑800‑547‑2927) to get a discounted plan quickly. (nevadahealthlink.com)
• If you missed a Nevada Check Up payment, call 775‑684‑3660 right away about reinstatement. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• If transportation falls through, call MTM’s “We Care” line 1‑866‑436‑0457 to file a complaint and get help. (mtm-inc.net)

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About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team

This guide uses official sources from Nevada’s Division of Welfare and Supportive Services (DWSS), Division of Health Care Financing and Policy (DHCFP), Medicaid.gov/CMS, HHS/ASPE, Nevada Health Link (the state exchange), and established statewide nonprofits (e.g., Women’s Health Connection). It follows our Editorial Standards: primary sources, cross‑verification, documentation, and rapid correction commitments.

Key sources verified for September 2025 include:

• HHS/ASPE 2025 Federal Poverty Guidelines (amounts used in tables). (aspe.hhs.gov)
• Nevada Medicaid postpartum extension and pregnant‑income update (200% FPL effective 7/1/2025). (medicaid.gov)
• Children’s 12‑month continuous coverage in Medicaid/CHIP (effective 1/1/2024). (medicaid.gov)
• Nevada Check Up premium rules and billing contact. (dwss.nv.gov)
• Access Nevada application portal and DWSS contact numbers. (dwss.nv.gov)
• Managed care plans and member phone numbers. (medicaid.nv.gov)
• Transportation (MTM) phone numbers and policies. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• EPSDT and children’s dental/vision benefits. (dhcfp.nv.gov, client.libertydentalplan.com)
• Nevada Health Link enrollment windows and call center. (nevadahealthlink.com)

Last verified September 2025; next review April 2026. To suggest a correction, email info@asinglemother.org.

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Disclaimer

Program rules, benefit amounts, and income limits change. Always confirm details with the agency or plan before making decisions. Use the official links and phone numbers in this guide to verify current eligibility, premiums, and coverage.

Security note for our readers: We link to official (.gov) and established program sites. Never share your Social Security number or case number by email or text unless you are using your secure Access Nevada account or speaking with the agency directly. If you think your Access Nevada account was compromised, change your password immediately and contact DWSS at 1‑800‑992‑0900. (dwss.nv.gov)

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Sources (selected)

• U.S. HHS/ASPE 2025 Federal Poverty Guidelines. (aspe.hhs.gov)
• CMS/Medicaid SPAs: NV 12‑month postpartum (NV‑23‑0033; NV‑24‑0009) and pregnant income increase to 200% FPL (NV‑25‑0006). (medicaid.gov)
• DWSS/DHCFP: Access Nevada application; DWSS contact lines; Nevada Check Up premiums; managed care requirement and plan contacts; NEMT/MTM. (dwss.nv.gov, dhcfp.nv.gov, medicaid.nv.gov)
• Nevada Health Link: contact center, open enrollment dates, navigator partners. (nevadahealthlink.com)
• EPSDT (Healthy Kids) and children’s dental/vision information. (dhcfp.nv.gov)
• Women’s Health Connection (free screening; Medicaid treatment pathway). (dpbh.nv.gov)

If you find outdated information, email info@asinglemother.org and we’ll investigate and update within 48 hours according to our editorial policy.

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