Indiana Medicaid renewal: automatic for some; otherwise return the Eligibility Review Form within 30 days of mailing
Indiana statewide · Checked 2026-10-28
Get these first
Indiana Medicaid; a current mailing address on file
Steps
- Watch your mail. Some people are renewed automatically; others get an Eligibility Review Form.
- Got the form? It is due 30 days from the mailing date.
- Return it online in the Benefits Portal, or sign it and mail, fax or take it to DFR.
- You can ask for a phone or office interview, but an interview cannot be required for Medicaid renewal (manual).
- Missed the due date and coverage closed? You have a 90-day reconsideration period to turn in what was needed.
Official details
- What you can get
- an ex parte redetermination can be done to start a new 12-month eligibility period if additional members are not required to take any action and eligibility is passing. Official source
- What to bring
- If the agency is unable to automatically redetermine the eligibility of the individual, then an Eligibility Review Form (redetermination mailer) is sent. Official source
- How to apply
- By answering the online renewal questions, uploading required documents, and electronically signing in the member’s online Benefits Portal account Official source
- Where to apply
- By completing and signing the form by hand and mailing, faxing, or taking the form and any other required documentation to the DFR Official source
- Who decides
- Not confirmed yet
- How fast they decide
- The form will include a due date of 30 days from the mailing date. Official source
- Keep your benefits during an appeal
- A 90-day reconsideration period applies to annual renewals where coverage is closed for failing to return required information by the due date Official source
Sources
- https://www.in.gov/fssa/ompp/files/Medicaid_PM_2200.pdf checked 2026-10-28


