New Jersey 2022-2023 Regular Session

New Jersey Senate Bill S3607

Introduced
2/13/23  
Refer
2/13/23  
Report Pass
3/6/23  

Caption

Requires automatic enrollment of certain persons recently ineligible for Medicaid in health benefits plan; requires DHS to electronically publish certain data regarding NJ FamilyCare eligibility renewals and call center performance.

Companion Bills

NJ A5273

Same As Requires automatic enrollment of certain persons recently ineligible for Medicaid in health benefits plan; requires DHS to electronically publish certain data regarding NJ FamilyCare eligibility renewals and call center performance.

Similar Bills

NJ S1963

Requires automatic enrollment of certain persons recently ineligible for Medicaid in health benefits plan; requires DHS to electronically publish certain data regarding NJ FamilyCare eligibility renewals and call center performance.

NJ A5273

Requires automatic enrollment of certain persons recently ineligible for Medicaid in health benefits plan; requires DHS to electronically publish certain data regarding NJ FamilyCare eligibility renewals and call center performance.

NJ A5147

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NJ A2798

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NJ A674

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NJ A1842

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NJ S1979

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NJ S4203

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