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Baltimore HealthCare Access
A quasi-public agency of the Baltimore City Health Department, BHCA has the lead outreach and eligibility determination role for the Maryland Children's Health Program (MCHP). BHCA also offers the following programs and services:
CARE (Coordination, Assistance, Referral, and Education) -provides short term management to enrollees "lost" to care. 410-649-0500
Ombudsman services assist enrollees who have a complaint about their health plan. 410-649-0510
Hispanic Resources and Services - provides interpretation and referral services to the Latino population. 410-649-0515
Maternal and Infant Health Improvement Program (MIHIP) -provides intensive case management services to pre-assessed high-risk pregnant women and infants. 410-649-0526
Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) – offers assistance with navigating health insurance programs, identification of resources and information, assists with connections to other services. 410-649-0521 x3007
School Health Program - ensures every eligible school aged child has access to health insurance. 410-649-0515
Project Grace - provides Medicaid, eligibility assistance and community linkages to substance abuse treatment consumers. 410-649-0507
Eligibility Services for MCHP. 410-649-0512
Administration
201 E. Baltimore St. suite 950
Baltimore, MD 21202
410-649-0521
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