Renewal Questions and Answers
What is a renewal?
When you rst applied for benets, you gave the state details about things like
your household, income, and insurance. To see if you can keep your benets, you
need to update that information every year. This process is called a renewal.
What if I don't renew on time?
In some situations, you may be able to do a late renewal up to three months
after your renewal month. Check with your local agency to see if that’s possible.
If not, call 211 or visit WisCovered.com to get help nding other coverage.
What happens next?
About two weeks before your renewal month, we'll send you a packet in the mail.
It will tell you what information you need to conrm or update so we can see if
you still qualify for your program. A digital version of the packet will also be in
your ACCESS account.
When do I renew?
You are assigned a renewal date for each of your benet
programs. We try to align them if possible, but they may not
be the same. You can nd your due dates in your ACCESS
account. Log in at access.wi.gov or use the MyACCESS app.
If you don't have an account, create one at access.wi.gov to
manage your benets anytime, anywhere.
If I don't think I'll qualify, why should I renew?
We recommend that you complete your renewal and let us determine your
eligibility. There are many positive reasons to go through the process. For
example, if you have you have children, they may still get benets even if you
don't qualify.
What else do I need to know?
Don’t delay medical care! As long as you still have benets, you can use them
to get care. For example, with BadgerCare Plus, you can get vaccines, medical
check-ups, and prescription rells. You can use mental health services, too.
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