Changes are coming to AHCCCS in 2027

If you have AHCCCS coverage, you may have questions about upcoming changes and whether they apply to you.

 

What you need to know


Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some adults ages 19-64 with AHCCCS coverage will have new work requirements and will need to renew their coverage every six months. These changes are part of a new federal law.

If the changes apply to you, AHCCCS will contact you directly with what you need to know and do.

Please note: HonorHealth relies on trusted resources, including the AHCCCS website, Health-e-Arizona Plus and KeepMyAHCCCS.com, for the latest information and updates about changes that may affect your AHCCCS coverage.

 

Need help?


Call the recorded help line 855-220-0903, use the Health-e-Arizona Plus live chat or visit your local DES office.

Visit KeepMyAHCCCS.com for the latest information about how these changes may affect you.

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Q: When will I start renewing my AHCCCS coverage every six months?

A: Starting Jan. 1, 2027, most people in the adult group will renew their AHCCCS coverage every six months instead of once a year. If you renew your coverage in 2026, you’ll stay on a 12-month renewal schedule until your next renewal in 2027. After that, you’ll renew every six months.

Q: Who is affected by these changes?

A: The new requirements may affect some AHCCCS members ages 19-64 beginning Jan. 1, 2027. Some members may be exempt. Visit KeepMyAHCCCS.com for the latest information about how these changes may affect you.

Please note: AHCCCS will let you know if the requirements apply to you.

Q: What do I need to do right now?

A: For now, the most important thing you can do is make sure AHCCCS can reach you and pay attention to the information they send you.

  • Keep your contact information up to date
     
  • Open any letters you receive from AHCCCS
     
  • Visit KeepMyAHCCCS.com

Q: How do I update my contact information?

A: Keeping your contact information current can help make sure you receive important information from AHCCCS. You can use the Health-e-Arizona Plus live chat to make changes or call 855-432-7587.

Q: What does a change to my AHCCCS coverage mean for my care at HonorHealth?

A: If your AHCCCS coverage changes or ends, you may be responsible for the cost of your care. HonorHealth offers financial assistance and other resources that may help with your healthcare costs. Please visit our Financial Assistance page to learn more.

Q: What financial assistance is available through HonorHealth if my coverage changes?

A: If you need help paying for care, financial assistance may be available through HonorHealth. Please visit our Financial Assistance page for more information or call 623-300-9044.

Q: What are the work requirements?

A: Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some adults ages 19-64 in the adult group may need to meet the requirements by having at least $580 in monthly income; OR completing 80 hours of qualifying activities (working, going to school, job training, doing community service or volunteering, or a combination of activities); OR having some income and completing some hours of qualifying activities per month. Visit KeepMyAHCCCS.com to learn more.

 

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