Ensure our members are equipped to renew their Medicaid benefits

Help our members prepare to renew their Medicaid healthcare coverage and benefits by educating them on what documents are needed to ensure their renewal form is completed accurately. Members can submit their renewal form via web (preferred), phone, fax, mail, or in person.

If you have questions about eligibility, benefits, authorizations, claims status, and more; log in to Availity Essentials* and select Chat with Payer. For additional support, please use the following resources or contact us if more clarification is needed.

Summit Community Care is closely monitoring COVID-19 developments and how the novel coronavirus will impact our customers and provider partners.

Summit Community Care is now sending some bulletins, policy change notifications, prior authorization update information, educational opportunities and more to providers via email.

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Learning opportunities

Find learning opportunities to assist with administering your patient’s health plan using Availity Essentials multi-payer features and payer spaces applications. Use the library of self-paced courses and instructor-led training sessions, available 24/7 at no cost. Be prepared with the knowledge to assist our members.

Pharmacy information

Search for up-to-date drug information, including hundreds of brand-name and generic medications.

Maternal Child Program

When it comes to our pregnant members, we are committed to keeping both mom and baby healthy. We encourage all our moms-to-be to take part in the Taking Care of Baby and Me® program, a comprehensive, proactive case management and care coordination program for all expectant mothers and their newborns.

Behavioral health providers

We work collaboratively with hospitals, group practices and independent behavioral health care providers, community and government agencies, human service districts, and other resources to successfully meet the needs of members with behavioral health and substance use needs, as well as those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.