Who can apply
The state assesses each applicant’s Medicaid category and current financial and status rules. Age, pregnancy, disability or long-term-care needs can lead to different pathways.
What help is available
Approved coverage provides qualifying health services through the applicable arrangement. Community Benefit in-home services have a separate assessment and registration route.
Documents to prepare
- Household identity and income information.
- Existing insurance and requested status details.
- Additional records for disability or long-term-care assessment if requested.
- Any state verification notice.
How to get started
Request Medicaid
Use YesNM, visit an Income Support Division office or call 800-283-4465 for application help.
Complete state review
Respond to requested evidence and save the confirmation.
Follow plan instructions
Once eligible, review available Turquoise Care choices and confirm provider participation before arranging routine care.
After applying
Keep contact information current and read renewal notices. For in-home Community Benefit assessment, the Aging and Disability Resource Center lists 800-432-2080.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Is enrolling with a health plan the initial eligibility application?
No. The plan’s guidance says to apply for Medicaid first.
Is Turquoise Care still called Centennial Care?
Federal program records use Turquoise Care and identify Centennial Care as the former name.
Where do I ask about in-home Community Benefit?
The state Aging and Disability Resource Center provides an assessment-registration pathway at 800-432-2080.
Sources and review
Checked October 1, 2026 using Turquoise Care enrollment pathway, Federal current program record, State Community Benefit entry point. USA Assistance background guide. The linked provider must confirm current eligibility and intake arrangements.
Historical screenshots: source reference.