MEDICAID DIVISION | ONONDAGA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES

Processes applications for a variety of public health insurance programs, including Medicaid for certified disabled individuals, individuals ages 65 and older, prenatal care services (presumptive eligibility), Medicaid buy-in for Working People with Disabilities, and the Medicare Savings Program. Screens individuals to determine if they need to apply for Medicaid through the NYS Health Benefit Exchange.

Physical Address

600 South State Street, Syracuse, NY 13202

Hours

Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 4 PM

Application process

Individuals who should apply through the New York State Marketplace: - Adults (not pregnant) ages 19 to 64 years who are not eligible for Medicare - Pregnant women and infants - Children ages 1 to 18 years - Parents and caretaker relatives Individuals who should apply through the Department of Social Services: - Individuals ages 65 years and older, who are not parents or caretaker relatives, when age is a condition of eligibility - Individuals whose eligibility is based on being blind or disabled or who request coverage for community based long term care services (CBLTC) - Medicare Savings Program (MSP) - Medicaid buy-in for Working People with Disabilities enrollees (MBI-WPD) - Residential treatment center/community residences operated by the Office of Mental Health (OMH) Pregnant women may apply for Prenatal Care Services at the following sites: - Family Planning, 315-435-3295 - Planned Parenthood, 315-475-5540 - Saint Joseph's Maternal Child Health Center/Saint Joseph's Family Medicine, 315-448-6146 - Syracuse Community Health Center, 315-476-7921 x2327 - UHCC/Women's Health Care Services, 315-464-5210

Fee

None

Eligibility

Eligibility based on income and resource standards governing Public Health Insurance Programs

Languages

Voiance Language Helpline

Agency info

ONONDAGA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES

Provide various programs and services to Onondaga County residents, including Adult Services, Child Support Enforcement, Public Health Insurance, SNAP, and Temporary Assistance.