The New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) is looking at improvements to the Centennial Care (New Mexico Medicaid managed care) program that can be implemented in the “second generation” of that program, which we call “Centennial Care 2.0”. 

A pre-application Concept Paper has been developed and will be used as a basis for seeking additional input through public comments through this website and a series of public and tribal meetings held throughout the state in June and September 2017. Additionally, the public is welcome to submit comments to HSD through the online form, by email to HSD-PublicComment@state.nm.us or by mail.

The deadline for submitting comments at this stage of the waiver renewal process (pre-application concept paper and application development) is July 15, 2017.

There have been reports of what appears to be an identity theft scam by callers claiming to be representatives of the New Mexico Medicaid program. These solicitors are calling individuals several times a day and asking for their name, Social Security Number, and Medicaid number. Medicaid recipients should never provide personal information such as Social Security Number or Medicaid identification numbers over the phone to unsolicited callers.

These callers are not affiliated with the New Mexico Human Services Department, its Medicaid program, the Centennial Care managed care organizations, or the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

If you have received an unsolicited call from someone claiming to be a representative of the Human Services Department or the New Mexico Medicaid program, you may file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov. If you have already fallen victim to this or a similar scam, please visit http://www.identitytheft.gov.

Ha habido informes de lo que parece ser una estafa de robo de identidad por personas que reclaman ser representantes del programa de Medicaid de Nuevo México. Estos individuos llaman a las personas varias veces al día y le piden su nombre, número de Seguro Social y número de Medicaid. Los destinatarios de Medicaid nunca deben proporcionar información personal como su número de Seguro Social o números de identificación de Medicaid por teléfono a personas no solicitadas.
 
Estas personas que llaman no están afiliadas con el Departamento de Servicios Humanos de Nuevo México, su programa de Medicaid, las organizaciones de cuidado administrado de Centennial Care o los Centros de Servicios de Medicare y Medicaid.
 
Si usted ha recibido una llamada no solicitada de alguien que afirma ser un representante del Departamento de Servicios Humanos o del programa de Medicaid de Nuevo México, usted puede presentar una queja ante la Comisión Federal de Comercio en https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov. Si usted ya ha sido víctima de esta o una estafa similar, por favor visite www.identitytheft.gov.