How to Appeal a Denial
You have the right to appeal a denial.
What is a denial? A denial means Molina MyCare Ohio Medicaid is telling you and your provider that services and/or claims will not be authorized or paid. If we deny, reduce or suspend your service or claim, you have the right to request an appeal of the denial. An "appeal" is the request for a review of an action.
If your service or claim is denied, you will get a letter from us telling you about this decision. This letter, called a Notice of Action (NOA), will tell you about your right to appeal. You can also read about these rights in your Member Handbook.
Member Services can help you to file an appeal over the phone. They can also assist you in filing a grievance if you are not happy with the decision of your appeal for a disputed healthcare service. You can also ask for assistance in filing a state hearing.
How to Appeal a Denial
If you receive a Notice of Action from Molina MyCare Ohio Medicaid, you can file an appeal with us.
- You have 60 days from the date on the Notice of Action to file an appeal with Molina MyCare Ohio Medicaid. You may file an appeal by calling Member Services or by writing us and sending it by mail or by fax.
- If a provider or someone else submits an appeal on your behalf, we must receive your written consent before we can begin processing your appeal. You may write and sign a letter or complete the Grievance/Appeal form and send it to us.
- Upon receipt of your appeal or written consent, we will send you a letter to let you know we received your appeal within 3 business days. Your appeal will be processed and a determination will be made no later than 15 calendar days from the date we received your appeal or written consent.
Mail letters or forms to:
Molina Healthcare of Ohio
Grievance and Appeals Unit
P.O. Box 182273
Chattanooga, TN 37422
Fax letters or forms to:
Fax Number: (866) 713-1891