Making Sense of AHCCCS Changes for Single, Childless Adults
Proposed changes to AHCCCS are making it more important than ever for single, childless adults to renew their benefits on time. Previously, you might have been able to re-enroll without much difficulty. The proposed changes, which are slated to go into effect on July 1, include an enrollment freeze for low-income, childless adults.
If you continue to renew and meet the requirements, you’ll most likely retain your benefits. For childless adults, failing to renew on time could make you ineligible to re-enroll — even if you have no income.
Questions about renewal? At Mountain Park, our Financial Services team is available to answer questions. Contact us at 602-243-7277.
Other Resources: www.healthearizona.org www.dontgetdroppedaz.org 602-542-9935
Financial Services
Mountain Park accepts most forms of insurance. But for those who don't have insurance or for people who are under insured, we offer full access to our health care.
Our staff will help you and your family enroll in the AHCCCS program or Mountain Park’s Sliding Fee program. Staff members are trained to help your family find programs you qualify for to help your family stay healthy.
One of the easiest ways to help you determine which programs your family qualifies for is scheduling a Financial Screening with our friendly staff members. We work directly with the Department of Economic Security and other State and Federal programs, Mountain Park is here to help guide you through the process.
During the screening process, you will go through a series of questions designed to determine what programs you and your family are eligible for.
- All applications are based on the Federal Guidelines.
- All programs are based on primary household members and income.
- It is required by the State and Federal Government patients provide documentation in order to determine eligibility for AHCCCS and Mountain Park’s Sliding Fee program.
- Although an appointment is helpful if you’re on a schedule, walk-ins are welcome. Whether you schedule an appointment or walk in, the application process can't begin without documentation. For a complete list of the required documents, click here.
The Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) has launched a new web site called MyFamilyBenefits. DES Family Assistance Administration (FAA) applicants and participants can create a personal and secure account on MyFamilyBenefits.


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