Ms. Diane M Paggioli has been primarily specialized in Hematology for over 17 years of experience.
When filling out a Medicaid application it is in the best interest of the individual to be able to provide as much information as possible in order to establish eligibility. By law, states have 45 days to process all Medicaid applications, and as much as 90 days for applications involving disabled individuals.
Step 2: Approval. When you are first approved for Medicaid you are automatically enrolled in our Fee-For-Service coverage. You will get a letter in the mail with your Medicaid card and can start using services right away. If you stay on the Fee-For-Service plan, you will get a new card every month.tep 1: Case Review. After you apply, you may get a letter asking for more information if we need it. If you need help getting the information, ask your case worker. After the county office has everything, it may take up to 30 days to make a decision. If you are applying for disability benefits, it can take longer.