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How to appeal a denial of medicaid
Read your notice of action.
If your state's agency denies your application for medicaid benefits, it must send you a written notice explaining the reasons for the denial.
Federal law gives state agencies deadlines to send you written notice.

Available choices:
a). Your notice of action also needs to discuss why you want to appeal your denial. For example, your state's agency might reject coverage of " contingency credit " (such as a credit payment plan) or " assistance on improving mental health.;
b). This step gives you the right to respond. Although there are some stipulations regarding how long you can respond to a denial of medicaid benefits, states set limits on how long you can appear in court, typically 2 months.;
c). Explain when your notice of action will be sent to you and describe how long the notice will take. When the notice period is up, the agency will contact you with a deadline for allowing you to appeal the denial.;
d). If you applied for medicaid because of a disability, the agency must send you notice within 90 days of the date on your application. If your application was for any other reason, the agency has 45 days.;
d).