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We Want to Give You Good Care!

Molina Medicare works with your providers to give you good health care. We make choices about your care based on what you need. We also look at your benefits. We do not reward providers to deny you care. We also do not reward staff or other people to deny you care or give you less care. We do not pay extra money to providers or our staff members to deny tests or treatments that you need to get better or stay healthy.

Please call Member Services, if you ever have a concern about your health care. You can also talk to our nurses about getting needed care. Our nurse staff is here to take your call 7 days a week (except holidays) during normal business hours. They can answer questions about how we make health care choices.

We also want to remind you that Molina Medicare has a Nurse Advice Line to help answer questions you may have about your health. There are nurses ready to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Click here for our frequently asked questions.

Get expert health care from the comfort of home.

Molina Healthcare is pleased to offer you virtual care through additional telehealth services. You can simply search the Molina Provider Online Directory to find a Primary Care Physician who is able to provide services online or over the phone.

Virtual Care means:

• Convenient online or phone visits, from wherever you are.
• You’re treated at NO COST! Visits are free for Molina members.

If at any point your symptoms worsen or you feel like you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

Living with health problems and managing them can be hard. We have programs that can help. Case Management is when a trained nurse at Molina Medicare works with you and your Primary Care Provider (PCP). The nurse will help you get the care you need.

We also have a Complex Case Management program for members with difficult health problems who need extra help with their health care needs. Both programs allow you to work with a nurse. The nurse can help you learn more about your health problems. He or she can teach you how to better manage them.

The nurse also will work with your family or others who help care for you. The nurse will work with your provider to make sure you get the care you need.

There are many ways you can be referred to a program. One way to enroll is through your provider. You also can self-refer to the program by calling Member Services. There are certain requirements that you must meet.

This program is voluntary and is offered at no cost to you. You can choose to be removed from the program at any time.

Care Coordination is a service for any adult or child who is receiving health services for an ongoing health problem. This health problem can be either physical or mental.

A Care Coordinator’s job is to:

• Help you find services that are not benefits. This could be physical therapy with the schools or "Meals on Wheels".
• Help you access services that you are eligible to receive.
• Help coordinate appointments and tests.
• Help coordinate transportation.
• Help access resources to help individuals with special health care needs and/or their caregivers deal with day to day stress.

How can I help my Care Coordinator help me?

• Write down your questions. This will help you remember things when you have a lot to talk about.
• Tell your Care Coordinator about all your appointments and tests. Not being aware of all the details of your case can make it harder for your Care Coordinator to help you.

For more information or if you have questions, please call Member Services. If you feel that you need emergency treatment, please get help first or call 911.

You have a quarterly allowance (3 months) to spend on Transportation to a health-related location at your discretion on your Molina MyChoice Card. This amount does not correspond to a set number of “rides” but can be used to pay for non-emergency medical rides to a doctor's office, hospital, or pharmacy. This amount is combined with the Over- the-counter (OTC) quarterly allowance.

Things to remember:

• If you don’t use all of your quarterly benefit amount, the remaining balance will expire and not rollover to the next benefit period.
• You may use your allowance to purchase rides on ride-hailing applications, on taxi services, or towards other forms of non-emergency transportation, such as bus passes, rail cards, or other forms of public transit.
• This allowance is to be used for any services not covered by Original Medicare and/or Medicaid.

To learn more about your benefits, see Chapter 4 of your Evidence of Coverage (see our Member Materials and Forms page).

For additional assistance, please call Member Services.

You have an allowance on your MyChoice card each quarter for non-prescription OTC health and wellness items like vitamins, sunscreen, pain relievers, bandages, and cough and cold medicine. This amount is combined with the Transportation quarterly allowance.

You can order:

• Online: Visit NationsOTC.com/Molina
• By Phone : Call 877 208-9243 (TTY 711) to speak with a NationsOTC Member Experience Advisor, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
• By Mail : Fill out and return the OTC Order Form in the OTC Product Catalog.

Things to remember:

          You can visit flex.molinahealthcare.com for information about your MyChoice card.

To learn more about your benefits, see Chapter 4 of your Evidence of Coverage (see our Member Materials and Forms page).

The Silver&Fit® program offers you access to participating fitness centers and/or a Home Fitness Kit. Visit SilverandFit.com to find a fitness center and/or select a home kit.

If you choose to workout at a participating fitness center and you have a caregiver, you can bring them with you to help you use the fitness center’s services and equipment. 

If you choose to also work out at home, you can pick one Home Fitness Kit (per benefit year) from ten different options, which includes fitness tracker options. 

There are two ways to start using your Silver&Fit benefit:  

• Go to SilverandFit.com. Register to use the website. After registering, you can locate a nearby fitness center or pick your Home Fitness Kit. You can also search for online fitness classes.   
• Call Silver&Fit customer service at 877 427-4711 (TTY/TDD 711), Monday –Friday, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m., local time, excluding holidays. 

*Non-standard services that call for an added fee are not part of the Silver&Fit program and will not be reimbursed. 

The Silver&Fit program is provided by American Specialty Health Fitness, Inc., a subsidiary of American Specialty Health Incorporated (ASH). Silver&Fit, Silver&Fit Signature Series, and are trademarks of ASH and used with permission herein. Participating facilities and fitness chains may vary by location and are subject to change. Kits and rewards are subject to change.

Molina Nurse Advice Line has highly trained nurses that can help you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They can help you decide what to do to get your family feeling better fast. A nurse can help you decide if you or your child should see a provider right away. There are times where you have questions, but you do not think you need to see your provider. We can look up health information from a trusted source and provide recommendations based on symptoms. Call the Nurse Advice Line. You can talk to a nurse in your language about any health problem. Our Nurse Advice Line receives more than 500,000 health advice calls from Molina Medicare members across the United States every year.

Our call center has been reviewed and approved by a national quality review organization (URAC) since 2007. They will help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

English & Spanish: (800) 424-5891

For the deaf and hard of hearing, please call TTY: 711

Check your Member Materials and Forms to see all the standard benefits offered by Molina Medicare.