A new federal law, H.R. 1 (OBBBA), was signed on July 4, 2025, and changes who is considered a ‘qualified immigrant’ for Medicaid. Some groups that used to be eligible for Medicaid may not be able to get it anymore under the new law. This includes refugees and asylees, humanitarian parolees, and survivors of trafficking or domestic violence. Visit the OBBA website for more information.
Select Health Community Care in Utah
Our Medicaid plan helps you to live the healthiest life possible.
Your handbook has everything you'll need to know.
The Community Care handbook simplifies Medicaid plans, covering eligibility, enrollment, and benefits. It’s your go-to resource for making informed healthcare decisions.
Provider search
Finding a doctor that's close to home and works with your schedule shouldn't feel like a second job. Using our provider search tool, you search by name and network, schedule a virtual visit, and even select a primary care doctor.
Preferred medication list
Looking for a prescription medication? Use our easy search tool to find out if your medicine is on our preferred list. You can see which medications are covered, helping you make the best choices for your health.
New to Medicaid?
Our goal is to help you live a healthier life. If you have questions, we’re here to answer them. Check out our member page to learn more and get access to our member newsletters.
What is redetermination?
Medicaid is a temporary healthcare situation. You have to apply to renew your coverage every year.
Dental care
Dental Care is available through the State for eligible Medicaid members. If you need help finding a dentist, call the Medicaid health program at the number below. Select Health only covers emergency dental care.
Compliance / fraud, waste & abuse hotline
If you believe you have observed or been subjected to program non-compliance or fraud, waste, or abuse, please contact the Compliance Hotline:
Medicaid eligibility changes
Frequently asked questions
Medicaid is a government-funded health coverage program that helps people with limited income access medical care. It typically covers children, pregnant individuals, seniors, and people with disabilities who meet eligibility requirements.
Medicaid covers a wide range of services, including doctor visits, hospital care, prescriptions, preventive care, mental health services, and more. Some benefits are managed by Select Health, while others may be provided by the state.
Eligibility is based on factors like income, household size, age, disability status, or pregnancy. Each state sets its own requirements, so eligibility can vary depending on where you live.
You must apply for Medicaid through your state’s program, typically online, in person, or by phone. Once approved, you can select a plan like Select Health if it is available in your area.
Yes. Medicaid plans like Select Health typically provide access to a network of doctors and specialists. You can choose a primary care provider and may need to stay within the network for covered services.
Yes. Medicaid plans generally cover preventive services, including routine checkups, screenings, and immunizations to help you stay healthy.
Medicaid may include dental and vision benefits, especially for children. Coverage for adults can vary by state and plan, so it’s important to review your specific benefits.
If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Medicaid plans cover emergency care when you need it, even if you are outside your provider network.