News & Updates
Overview of MassHealth Services
MassHealth pays for health care for certain low- and medium-income people living in Massachusetts, including a program for individuals who are HIV positive. MassHealth also manages the Insurance Partnership for small businesses, the Children’s Medical Security Plan, Healthy Start, and the Special Kids/Special Care Pilot Program, cosponsored with the Department of Social Services.
- MassHealth MassHealth offers a broad range of health-care services by paying for part or all of a MassHealth member’s health insurance, or paying medical providers for services given to MassHealth members.
- Insurance Partnership (IP)
The Insurance Partnership makes health insurance more affordable for qualified small businesses and their employees. - Children’s Medical Security Plan (CMSP)
The Children’s Medical Security Plan (CMSP) is a health insurance program that provides uninsured (except MassHealth Limited) children and adolescents access to primary and preventive services, regardless of family income. - Healthy Start
The Healthy Start Program (HSP) promotes early, comprehensive, and continuous prenatal care for low-income, uninsured (except MassHealth Limited) pregnant women. - Special Kids/Special Care Pilot Program
The Special Kids/Special Care Pilot Program is designed to provide high-quality, cost-effective, coordinated medical care to children in foster care with special health-care needs. - Information about Commonwealth Care for Members and Providers
Information on the Commonwealth Care Health Insurance Program, a new program for uninsured adults that operated through the Connector Authority. Visit the Connector’s Web site at www.mass.gov/connector.
The Medicare Part D Resource Center has basic information about Medicare Part D, how it coordinates with other state programs, and where you can find assistance.
This information is provided by MassHealth.