Missouri Healthcare Assistance for Single Mothers: Medicaid, CHIP & More [2025]

Last updated: September 2025

This is a practical, no‑fluff guide for single moms in Missouri who need affordable healthcare now. It covers who qualifies, exact income limits, real costs, how to apply today, what to do if you’re denied, and where to get help fast.

Before we start: How this guide improves on the usual search results

• We publish Missouri‑specific income charts updated for 2025, current CHIP premium amounts, and the right phone numbers and links so you can take action right away.
• We include 12‑month postpartum Medicaid coverage (now active in Missouri) and explain how it actually works.
• We show realistic timelines, common mistakes, and a Plan B at the end of each major section.
  Sources are official: Missouri DSS/MO HealthNet, DHSS, CMS/HHS, HRSA, and Missouri Family Health Council. Citations appear throughout; click the descriptive links for details. (mydss.mo.gov, dssmanuals.mo.gov, hhs.gov)

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Quick Help Box (save this)

• Apply for MO HealthNet (Medicaid) online: Apply for MO HealthNet at myDSS. Or apply by phone at 855‑373‑9994. Track or renew by calling 855‑373‑4636 or using the portal. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Income limits (as of 4/1/2025): Pregnant women up to 196% FPL, kids under age 1 up to 196% FPL, kids 1–18 up to 148% FPL, Show‑Me Healthy Babies up to 300% FPL. See the full chart below. (mydss.mo.gov)
• CHIP premiums (as of 7/1/2025): Family of 4 pays $38\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$124, or $301/month depending on income band. Full chart below. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Postpartum coverage: If you have Medicaid/CHIP at delivery, you get a full 12 months of postpartum coverage in Missouri. (dssmanuals.mo.gov, hhs.gov)
• No ride to the doctor? Schedule MO HealthNet Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) at 866‑269‑5927 (book at least 3 days ahead; urgent rides 24/7). Managed care members call the number on your plan card (see plan numbers below). (mydss.mo.gov)
• Find a local DSS office or upload documents: Find an FSD Resource Center. Upload docs at mydssupload.mo.gov or fax 573‑526‑9400. Mail: Family Support Division, PO Box 2700, Jefferson City, MO 65102. Text FSD basic questions (not case‑specific) to 855‑684‑9242. (dss.mo.gov)
• Mental health crisis: Call or text 988 (free, 24/7, confidential). Missouri’s 988 page explains what happens when you call. (dmh.mo.gov)

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Missouri Medicaid and CHIP at a glance (what’s new in 2025)

Most single moms will interact with one or more of these:

• MO HealthNet for Pregnant Women (MPW)
• Show‑Me Healthy Babies (SMHB)
• MO HealthNet for Kids and CHIP (MO HealthNet for Kids)
• Adult Expansion (age 19–64) if you don’t qualify under pregnancy/parent rules
• MO HealthNet for Families (very low income parents/caretakers)

Two big updates matter in 2025:

• 12‑month postpartum coverage is approved and in effect for Missourians who have Medicaid/CHIP coverage at the end of pregnancy. (dssmanuals.mo.gov, hhs.gov)
• New CHIP premium chart took effect July 1, 2025; amounts are below. (mydss.mo.gov)

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Quick Reference Cheat Sheet

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2025 Income Limits and Eligibility (Missouri)

Action first: Check the chart for your household size, then apply if you are close—Missouri uses modified adjusted gross income rules and a 5% disregard in some groups.

Table A. Core MO HealthNet & CHIP income limits (Annual, effective 4/1/2025)

Source: Missouri Benefit Program Income Limits (as of 4/1/2025). (mydss.mo.gov)

Reality check

• Adult Expansion shows 133% FPL on Missouri’s chart; federal rules add a 5% disregard, which effectively reaches 138%—use the state’s dollar figures above when applying. (mydss.mo.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re over by a small amount, still apply—Missouri must calculate based on your actual MAGI and apply the 5% disregard where allowed. If you’re denied, see the Marketplace section (later) or request a fair hearing. The FSD Info Line is 855‑373‑4636. (dss.mo.gov)

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MO HealthNet for Pregnant Women (MPW)

Most important first: Apply immediately—don’t wait for a doctor’s note. You can self‑attest pregnancy and apply online or by phone.

• Apply: myDSS Healthcare Application or call 855‑373‑9994. (mydss.mo.gov)

Who qualifies (2025)

• Missouri resident, U.S. citizen/qualified non‑citizen, SSN (or applied), household income at/under 196% FPL (5% disregard applies). No pregnancy test or doctor note required to apply. (mydss.mo.gov, dssmanuals.mo.gov)

What you get

• Full prenatal care, delivery, and up to 12 months postpartum (continuous coverage at the level you had on the day pregnancy ended), plus mental health, medications, ultrasounds, hospital stay, and NEMT rides if eligible. (dssmanuals.mo.gov, mydss.mo.gov)

Fast coverage if you can’t wait

• Presumptive Eligibility (TEMP/PE) gives temporary coverage right away while your full application is processed. Ask your clinic or hospital if they do “PE for pregnant women.” Pharmacies can honor PE forms for prescriptions too. (mydss.mo.gov)

Typical timeline

• Most MAGI Medicaid applications are decided within up to 45 days. If you hear nothing by then, contact FSD. (mydss.mo.gov)

Real‑world example

• “Avery,” 24, earning $2,800/month (family size 2 counting her unborn) applied online the day she found out. She got PE the same day at a participating clinic, scheduled her first OB visit, and later received her approval letter with 12‑month postpartum coverage.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Not reporting a new address—mail with your plan card and renewal forms will go to the old place. Update right away online or call 855‑373‑4636. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Waiting for a doctor’s note before applying—Missouri lets you self‑attest. Apply now. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Skipping NEMT because you think rides aren’t for prenatal care—NEMT covers prenatal/OB visits if you qualify. Book at 866‑269‑5927. (mydss.mo.gov)

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

• If you’re over income or don’t meet immigration rules, the state will check you for Show‑Me Healthy Babies (coverage tied to the unborn child) up to 300% FPL. If still ineligible, go to HealthCare.gov for Marketplace plans and subsidies; Cover Missouri can help you enroll. (mydss.mo.gov, covermissouri.org)

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Show‑Me Healthy Babies (SMHB)

If you don’t qualify for MPW, Missouri may enroll you in SMHB, which covers the unborn child (and your prenatal care) with income up to 300% FPL.

Key points

• Income: up to 300% FPL (see Table A).
• Who it helps: pregnant people who don’t qualify for MPW, including certain non‑citizens.
• Important postpartum note: Missouri’s 12‑month postpartum extension does not apply to state‑funded SMHB coverage for those denied MPW due to citizenship status. Talk with your caseworker or clinic about your postpartum options. (mydss.mo.gov, dssmanuals.mo.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you aren’t eligible for SMHB, enroll in a Marketplace plan at HealthCare.gov. Open Enrollment typically runs Nov 1–Jan 15, with coverage starting Jan 1 or Feb 1 depending on when you enroll; qualifying life events can open a special window. (cms.gov)

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Coverage for Your Kids: MO HealthNet for Kids and CHIP

Action first: Apply for your children right away—even if you’re still gathering paperwork. Kids often qualify at higher incomes than adults.

Eligibility bands

• Under age 1: up to 196% FPL (no premium).
• Ages 1–18: up to 148% FPL (no premium).
• CHIP (above Medicaid levels): uninsured kids in families up to 300% FPL may qualify, with sliding‑scale family premiums. (dss.mo.gov)

What CHIP costs in 2025 (Family premium per month)

Table B. CHIP premiums (effective 7/1/2025). Premium varies by family size and income band.

Full chart (including sizes 1, 5–9): Missouri CHIP Premium Chart (as of 7/1/2025). Invoices reset each July. Premium questions: 877‑888‑2811. (mydss.mo.gov)

Important coverage notes

• CHIP covers medical, dental, vision, and prescriptions. Non‑emergency medical transportation (NEMT) is NOT provided to premium group children (CHIP 73/74/75). (dss.mo.gov)

Timeline & tips

• Decisions usually within up to 45 days; if you’re waiting, call 855‑373‑4636. Keep up with premiums—missing a payment can end coverage. (mydss.mo.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re just over a band, still apply—income can change monthly. If denied, check a Marketplace child‑only plan and ask your local FQHC about sliding‑fee care until coverage starts. (data.hrsa.gov)

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Adult Coverage When You’re Not Pregnant: Medicaid Expansion

Action first: If you’re 19–64 and not eligible as pregnant/caretaker, check Adult Expansion income. If under the limit below, apply online now.

• Annual income (2025): $20,814\ast \ast for1,\ast \ast$28,129 for 2, $35,444\ast \ast for3,\ast \ast$42,759 for 4 (state chart shows 133% FPL; the 5% disregard applies federally). (mydss.mo.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re above the limit, go to HealthCare.gov and compare plans. Many families qualify for large tax credits; Cover Missouri can connect you with no‑cost enrollment help. (covermissouri.org)

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MO HealthNet for Families (Caretaker Relatives)

This is Medicaid for very low‑income parents/caretakers living with a child under 19. It has a much lower income threshold than Expansion.

• Example annual thresholds (2025): family of 3 $3,612\ast \ast ,familyof4\ast \ast$4,236 (state chart). Many parents will qualify instead under Adult Expansion (higher limit). (mydss.mo.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re denied under “Families,” immediately ask to be evaluated for Adult Expansion. You can also appeal; call the FSD Info Line 855‑373‑4636 for where to send your appeal. (dss.mo.gov)

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How to Apply, Submit Documents, and Track Your Case

Table C. One‑stop application and contact info

Source: DSS/FSD “Contact Us” and application pages. (dss.mo.gov, mydss.mo.gov)

Application Checklist (what to gather now)

• Photo ID (if available), or other identity proof for adults; kids’ identities can often be attested by a parent for younger children.
• Proof of Missouri residency (recent bill, lease, letter from a government agency).
• Social Security numbers (or proof you applied).
• Proof of income for the last 30 days (paystubs, employer letter, self‑employment records, award letters).
• If pregnant: your own statement of pregnancy and due date is accepted; bring any proof you have, but it’s not required to apply.
• Any current health insurance cards/policy info. (dss.mo.gov)

Realistic timeline

• Most MAGI Medicaid decisions: up to 45 days. If you don’t hear from FSD by then, call 855‑373‑4636. (mydss.mo.gov)

Plan B if things stall

• Use Presumptive Eligibility through a qualified clinic (pregnancy, kids, some parents) for immediate temporary coverage, especially for prescriptions. Ask your OB clinic or pediatric clinic about “PE.” (mydss.mo.gov)

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After You’re Approved: Using Your Coverage

Step 1: Watch your mail for your plan assignment (Managed Care) or fee‑for‑service card. Keep both cards together if you get a separate plan card. (mydss.mo.gov)

Step 2: Pick a primary care provider (PCP). Search the plan directory or call your plan’s member services.

Table D. Managed care plan contacts (use for rides, care coordination, ID cards)

Sources: DSS Toll‑Free Numbers and NEMT pages. (dss.mo.gov, mydss.mo.gov)

Step 3: Schedule transportation if needed

• Fee‑for‑service (straight Medicaid): 866‑269‑5927 (book 3 days in advance; urgent rides 24/7).
• Managed care: call your plan’s number above (or use the MTM Link app). (mydss.mo.gov)

Step 4: Use covered benefits

• Preventive services for adults and kids are covered (well‑child visits are free). For specifics, check the MO HealthNet covered services chart or call 800‑392‑2161. (mydss.mo.gov)

Common mistakes to avoid

• Missing CHIP premium invoices (they reset each July). Watch the mail and pay on time to avoid a gap. Questions: 877‑888‑2811. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Assuming rides aren’t available. Call 866‑269‑5927 (fee‑for‑service) or your plan. Schedule 3 days ahead. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Ignoring plan mail. Open every letter; missing a renewal can end coverage. Renew by portal/phone when asked. (mydss.mo.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If a service is denied, call your plan and ask for the reason in writing. Then appeal. For coverage questions, MO HealthNet Participant Services: 800‑392‑2161. (mydss.mo.gov)

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Practical Maternal & Child Health Add‑Ons (low or no cost)

Women’s preventive & family planning (Title X)

• Confidential birth control, STI testing/treatment, cancer screenings on a sliding‑fee scale. Find a clinic: MFHC “Find a Clinic”. (mfhc.org)

WIC (nutrition for pregnancy, infants, kids <5)

• Most households up to 185% FPL qualify. Apply through your local WIC agency, call 800‑392‑8209, or use TEL‑LINK 800‑835‑5465. 2025 income chart is posted. (health.mo.gov)
• Find a WIC clinic or WIC‑authorized store near you. (health.mo.gov)

Show Me Healthy Women (free breast/cervical screening)

• Eligibility is typically up to 250% FPL; call 573‑522‑2845. Use the income chart posted by DHSS. (health.mo.gov)

Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment (BCCT)

• As of 2024–2025, Missouri expanded BCCT: treatment eligibility is no longer limited to diagnoses from a SMHW provider. If you’re under 65 and need treatment, ask about BCCT Medicaid now. (mydss.mo.gov)

Special Health Care Needs (children with complex conditions)

• The CYSHCN program offers care coordination and limited funding as payer of last resort. Phone 573‑751‑6246 or 800‑451‑0669. (health.mo.gov)

Mental health and postpartum depression help

• Crisis: call/text 988 (ASL videophone available). Learn how 988 works in Missouri. (dmh.mo.gov)
• Family resources for perinatal/postpartum depression: TEL‑LINK 800‑835‑5465. (health.mo.gov)

Low‑cost clinics (sliding‑fee)

• Find a federally qualified health center near you (primary, OB, dental, behavioral health): HRSA Find a Health Center or Missouri Primary Care Association’s map. (data.hrsa.gov, mo-pca.org)

Transportation to care

• Book MO HealthNet rides at 866‑269‑5927 (MTM). Managed care numbers listed earlier. Mileage reimbursement may be available. (mydss.mo.gov)

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Timelines & What to Expect

Table E. Typical steps, deadlines, and what happens

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Common Mistakes to Avoid (learned the hard way)

• Mailing documents without your DOB + SSN/DCN on each page—FSD can’t match them to your case. Upload or fax with identifiers. (dss.mo.gov)
• Letting the post office return letters—if you move, update your address immediately (portal or 855‑373‑4636). (mydss.mo.gov)
• Forgetting the 3‑day window for NEMT scheduling (unless urgent). Book early: 866‑269‑5927. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Not opening the July CHIP invoice—premiums change then. (mydss.mo.gov)

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If This Doesn’t Work: Appeals, Second Options, and Stopgaps

• Ask for a written denial with the exact reason. Then request a fair hearing by the deadline in your notice (call 855‑373‑4636 if you’re not sure where to send it). (dss.mo.gov)
• Reapply if your income drops. Missouri counts current monthly income—being over one month doesn’t mean you’ll be over next month. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Use Presumptive Eligibility (pregnancy/kids) through a qualified clinic for immediate temporary coverage while your case is pending. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Try low‑cost Title X and FQHC clinics while waiting—care won’t stop while your application processes. (mfhc.org, data.hrsa.gov)

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Diverse Communities: Getting the Right Fit

LGBTQ+ single mothers

• Title X clinics offer confidential care to all, including teens, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation; sliding fees available. Use the MFHC clinic finder. (mfhc.org)

Single mothers with disabilities or disabled children

• CYSHCN can help with care coordination and limited funding (payer of last resort). Call 800‑451‑0669. For medically fragile young adults aging out of HCY, see the Medically Fragile Adult Waiver program. (health.mo.gov)

Veteran single mothers

• If you’re a veteran or spouse/dependent of a veteran, you may have VA options alongside Medicaid/CHIP. Pair this with a local FQHC for comprehensive care. Use HRSA’s locator for primary care access. (data.hrsa.gov)

Immigrant and refugee single moms

• If you don’t qualify for MPW due to immigration status, Missouri may check you for SMHB (coverage for the unborn child) up to 300% FPL. Title X clinics provide low‑cost family planning regardless of immigration status. (mydss.mo.gov, mfhc.org)

Tribal members

• American Indian/Alaska Native citizens may also access IHS/Tribal/Urban Indian programs. Check eligibility and find a nearby facility on the IHS site; you can use IHS with Medicaid/CHIP or Marketplace coverage. (ihs.gov)

Rural single moms with limited access

• Book NEMT early (866‑269‑5927), ask about mileage reimbursement, and consider telehealth through your plan. FQHCs and rural health clinics can be closer than hospitals; search HRSA’s map. (mydss.mo.gov, data.hrsa.gov)

Single fathers and non‑custodial parents caring for kids

• If the kids live with you, the child coverage rules are the same; parents/caretakers may qualify under MO HealthNet for Families (very low income) or Adult Expansion otherwise. (mydss.mo.gov)

Language access

• Interpreter services are available at no cost—call 855‑373‑4636 and ask for a translator. Deaf or hard of hearing: Relay Missouri 711. (mydss.mo.gov)

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Local Resources & Who to Call

• Family Support Division (FSD) Info Line: 855‑373‑4636
• Apply for MO HealthNet by phone: 855‑373‑9994
• Find a local FSD office: Resource Center map (chat to schedule)
• MO HealthNet Participant Services (coverage questions): 800‑392‑2161
• Managed Care Enrollment Helpline: 800‑348‑6627
• NEMT (straight Medicaid): 866‑269‑5927
• Cover Missouri (find no‑cost enrollment help): covermissouri.org
• Title X clinics statewide: MFHC clinic finder
• HRSA Community Health Centers: Find a Health Center
• WIC statewide: 800‑392‑8209; TEL‑LINK 800‑835‑5465
• Mental health crisis: 988 (call/text); Missouri 988 info page available.
  Sources for numbers above include DSS/MO HealthNet and DHSS. (dss.mo.gov, mydss.mo.gov, covermissouri.org, mfhc.org, data.hrsa.gov, health.mo.gov, dmh.mo.gov)

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Frequently Asked Questions (Missouri‑specific)

1. How fast can I get coverage if I’m pregnant and uninsured?

• If a clinic does Presumptive Eligibility, you may get temporary coverage the same day. Full approval can take up to 45 days. Apply online or by phone 855‑373‑9994. (mydss.mo.gov)

2. Do I need a pregnancy test to apply?

• No. You can self‑attest to pregnancy; the agency may request more verification only if information isn’t reasonably compatible. (dss.mo.gov)

3. How long does Medicaid cover me after birth?

• If you had Medicaid/CHIP at delivery, Missouri provides 12 months of postpartum coverage (continuous). (dssmanuals.mo.gov)

4. My income is too high for MPW—what are my options?

• Missouri will check you for Show‑Me Healthy Babies up to 300% FPL. If still ineligible, shop Marketplace plans on HealthCare.gov; many moms qualify for big subsidies. (mydss.mo.gov, cms.gov)

5. What will CHIP cost for my child?

• It depends on your family size and income. For a family of 4 in 2025: $38\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$124, or $301/month (see full chart). (mydss.mo.gov)

6. Do CHIP kids get rides to appointments?

• Not in the premium groups (CHIP 73/74/75). Non‑emergency rides are not provided there. (dss.mo.gov)

7. I don’t have a car. How do I set up a ride?

• Straight Medicaid: call 866‑269‑5927 at least 3 days ahead. Managed care: call your plan’s number on your card. Urgent rides are available 24/7. (mydss.mo.gov)

8. I missed mail and lost coverage—what now?

• Update your address, call 855‑373‑4636, and re‑apply right away. If you’re within 90 days of closure, your plan may be restored during review. (mydss.mo.gov)

9. Where can I find free breast/cervical cancer screening?

• Show Me Healthy Women (usually up to 250% FPL) offers free screening; call 573‑522‑2845. If you need treatment, ask about BCCT Medicaid. (health.mo.gov, mydss.mo.gov)

10. Who do I call for general questions about my coverage?

• Start with MO HealthNet Participant Services: 800‑392‑2161. For case status or renewals, call 855‑373‑4636. (mydss.mo.gov)

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The Details: Deep‑Dive Tables You Can Use

Table F. Where to go by need

Table G. Documents to gather (by program)

Table H. Who runs what (so you call the right place)

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Real‑World Tips (from case workers and clinics)

• Always write your DOB and SSN or DCN on every page you upload/fax. It speeds up matching to your case. (dss.mo.gov)
• If you change jobs or hours, report it quickly. MAGI uses current monthly income—reporting a drop can open eligibility next month. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Keep screenshots or photos of what you submit and when. If there’s a glitch, you’ll have proof.

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About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team

This guide uses official sources from Missouri Department of Social Services, USDA, HUD, and established nonprofits. This guide is produced based on our Editorial Standards using only official sources, regularly updated and monitored, but not affiliated with any government agency and not a substitute for official agency guidance. Individual eligibility outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

Last verified September 2025, next review April 2026.

Please note that despite our careful verification process, errors may still occur—email info@asinglemother.org with corrections and we respond within 72 hours.

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Disclaimer

• Program rules, income limits, and premiums can change. Always verify details with the Missouri Department of Social Services/MO HealthNet before applying or making decisions.
• Health content is informational only. For medical advice, talk to your doctor or a licensed clinician.
• Site security: We never request your SSN or case number by email. Upload documents only through Missouri’s official portals (mydssupload.mo.gov) or give them directly to FSD. If you receive suspicious messages, contact FSD at 855‑373‑4636. (dss.mo.gov)

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Sources (selected)

• Missouri DSS: Benefit Program Income Limits (as of 4/1/2025). Includes Adult Expansion, Pregnant Women, Kids, SMHB thresholds. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Missouri DSS: CHIP Premium Chart (as of 7/1/2025). Premiums by family size and income. (mydss.mo.gov)
• Missouri DSS Manuals: 12‑Month Postpartum Coverage; HHS/CMS press release on Missouri’s approval (11/14/2023). (dssmanuals.mo.gov, hhs.gov)
• Apply/Case Help: FAQs about Applying for MO HealthNet, Contact & Office Map. (mydss.mo.gov, dss.mo.gov)
• NEMT rides: NEMT FAQs. (mydss.mo.gov)
• CHIP policy on NEMT: MO HealthNet CHIP Manual excerpt. (dss.mo.gov)
• SMHW screening: DHSS SMHW income guidelines. (health.mo.gov)
• BCCT expansion: MO HealthNet Hot Tip (5/21/2025). (mydss.mo.gov)
• WIC: How to Apply, Income Guidelines (6/1/2025). (health.mo.gov)
• FQHCs: HRSA Find a Health Center. (data.hrsa.gov)
• 988 Lifeline in Missouri: DMH 988 page. (dmh.mo.gov)

If we missed something you need, tell us and we’ll get it added—fast.

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