Tailored Plans are designed to provide specialized health and medical services for Medicaid members with specific needs.
You might be eligible for a Tailored Plan if you have NC Medicaid and health needs related to:
Tailored Plans will also serve people on the NC Innovations Waiver or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Waiver. (People will not lose their spots on the waitlist.)
Tailored Plans start July 1, 2024. Some people on Medicaid will be automatically enrolled in a Tailored Plan. If your NC Medicaid will move to a Tailored Plan, a letter will be mailed to you in mid-April. If you got a letter about Tailored Plans, learn more about what you should do.
Providers are doctors or specialists.
To have your services paid for by NC Medicaid, your Medicaid providers must be in your Tailored Plan’s network (Alliance Health, Partners Health Management, Trillium Health Resources or Vaya Health).
If a provider you need is out-of-network, talk to your Tailored Plan. Some people can get exceptions, like if a doctor is the only one who offers the service you need.
Each county is served by a single Tailored Plan company. Your Tailored Plan company is assigned based on the county that administers your NC Medicaid. You can call them with questions about Tailored Plans, even if you are not a member.
Tailored Plan companies:
Don’t know which company to call? These companies are also known as Local Management Entity/Managed Care Organizations (“LME/MCO”). Find the Tailored Plan (LME/MCO) for the county that administers your NC Medicaid using this directory. Or, call the NC Medicaid Enrollment Broker at 1-833-870-5500 (TTY: 711 or RelayNC.com).
Check out these free materials, in Spanish and English, to learn more about your Tailored Plan: Medicaid.NCDHHS.Gov/Tailored-Plans/Toolkit
These resources include:
Information above sourced from NC Medicaid Division of Health Benefits webpage.