Conveniently connect with in-network providers

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All Medicaid members have access to telehealth services. That means you can get certain care services virtually by connecting with a provider through a phone, tablet, or computer. Telehealth makes it easy for you to get the care you need when you need it.

Telehealth is used for non-emergency care. This includes:

General and primary care
Mental health care
Chronic disease management

Your provider may offer telehealth appointments. These visits can replace some of the care that you usually receive in person – and you can continue to see the providers who know you best. Contact your provider or GuidedCare Care Coordinator to learn more. You can also use our find a provider tool to search for a telehealth provider.

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24/7 care for all members

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TELADOC: Access an in-network doctor to get advice, a diagnosis, or a prescription.
Get started at the Medicaid Teladoc page.

MindCare mental health services

Meridian MindCare offers telehealth services designed to meet your unique needs.

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BRAVE Health: For members aged 13 and up, Brave Health provides general mental healthcare. Learn more here.

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Pyx Health: Members aged 13 to 17 can use the Pyx Health mobile app for 24/7 support for loneliness and depression. Learn more here.

**More in-network telehealth services**

Many providers and health systems in Medicaid’s network offer telehealth services.

Medical care

Adventist Health
Carle Health
Community Health Care, Inc.
Cook County Health
Endeavor Health
Genesis Health System
Loyola Medicine
Mercyhealth
OSF Healthcare System
Quincy Medical Group
Rush Health
SIHF Healthcare
Sinai Chicago Springfield Clinic, LLP
Teladoc
University Healthcare System
UW Health
Washington University Medical

Mental healthcare

Brave Health Equip Heal
Chestnut Health Systems
Rosecrance
Thresholds