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• Be sure your enrollment is complete. Contact your health plan and/or state Medicaid office.
• Pay your premium if you have one, so you can use your health coverage when you need it.

• Contact your health plan to see what services are covered, and what your costs will be.
• Read the Roadmap to Better Care and a Healthier You (PDF, 983KB) to learn about key health insurance terms, like coinsurance, and deductible.

• Select a health care provider in your network who will work with you to get your recommended health screenings.
• Remember you might pay more if you see a provider who is out-of-network.

• Confirm if your provider accepts your coverage.
• Talk to your provider about preventive services.
• Ask questions about your concerns and what you can do to stay healthy.

• Fill any prescriptions you need.
• Some drugs cost more than others. Ask in advance how much your prescription costs and if there is a more affordable option.