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Health Insurance: Facilitated Enrollment for the Aged, Blind and Disabled

Medicaid Renewals

Starting in April 2025, New Yorkers receiving Medicaid through the NYC Human Resources Administration will need to renew their coverage to continue receiving benefits. If you receive a renewal notice from HRA and do not submit your renewal by the deadline listed, you will lose your coverage and will need to reapply. Taking action is crucial to avoid losing your benefits.


You can get free assistance to enroll in or renew your Medicaid, and apply for Medicare and the Medicare Savings Program, which helps cover Medicare costs if you are:

  • 65 or older
  • Living with a disability
  • Visually impaired

For more information or to schedule an enrollment appointment, call 347-396-4705 or fill out the Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance Inquiry Form or find a counselor. Help is available in many languages, regardless of immigration status.

Counselor Locations by Borough

Search below by borough to find a counselor.

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Bronx

  • Morrisania Health Center
    1309 Fulton Avenue, Third Floor

Brooklyn

  • Fort Greene Health Center
    295 Flatbush Avenue Extension, Fifth Floor

  • Bedford Health Center
    485 Throop Avenue, Second Floor

Manhattan

  • Washington Heights Health Center
    600 West 168th Street, Second Floor

Queens

  • Corona Health Center
    34-33 Junction Boulevard, First Floor
    Jackson Heights

  • Jamaica Health Center
    90-37 Parsons Boulevard, Fourth Floor
    Jamaica

Medicaid for Undocumented New Yorkers Age 65 and Older

Undocumented adults age 65 and older who meet income requirements are now eligible for Medicaid. Medicaid offers comprehensive health coverage including routine doctors’ visits, prescriptions, mental health services and hospital stays.

Personal information, including immigration status, will only be used to determine health insurance eligibility. It will remain confidential and will not be shared.

To qualify, New Yorkers must have income at or below:

  • $21,600 for an individual
  • $29,196 for a household of two

Health Care Access

  • NYC Care is a program that guarantees low- and no-cost services for residents who do not qualify for or cannot afford health insurance.
  • Every New Yorker, regardless of their immigration status or ability to pay has the right to quality care. For more information, visit Immigrant Health Care.

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