Renew NM Partner Goals
Spread the Word
Use your Renew NM Partner Toolkit to distribute HSD-approved communications to Medicaid and SNAP customers about how to renew.
Spread the message that New Mexico has health coverage options for everyone
Tell everyone you know to check out renew.hsd.nm.gov
Let everyone know that all Medicaid and SNAP customers must renew, or they will lose their benefits
Share How Much You Care
Write a paragraph about why health coverage is important
Create a short Renew NM video that we can share with others
Take a happy photo in support of Renew NM
Email all submissions to renewnm@centennialrewards.com
Get Social
Share your Renew NM endorsement on social media
Check out your Renew NM Partner Toolkit to find ready-to-use Renew NM social media content
Post on all of your social media sites:
Renew NM Fast Facts
Over 950,000 New Mexicans are currently enrolled in Medicaid.
Over 500,000 New Mexicans receive SNAP for essential food benefits.
During the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE), the state was required to provide continuous coverage.
According to the New Mexico Human Services Department, 83% of New Mexico babies are born under Medicaid coverage. New Mexico has the highest rate of Medicaid-covered births in the nation.
After the PHE ends, all New Mexicans will need to renew their eligibility, or they will lose their health coverage and/or SNAP benefits.
Some Medicaid customers may no longer be eligible for Medicaid coverage but they will have access to other affordable health insurance options.
Learn More From the United States Government
Medicaid Unwinding After COVID-19
Read the ArticleSNAP Unwinding After COVID-19
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Check out your Renew NM Partners Toolkit!
Your toolkit includes social media posts, ready-to-use Medicaid & SNAP communications, and a free Renew NM box.
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Changes to Medicaid and SNAP Explained
This document is an explanation of the federal changes, how they affect New Mexicans, and how New Mexico HSD will respond to ensure that Medicaid and SNAP customers continue to receive the best possible service.
New Mexico Human Services Department: Medicaid and SNAP COVID-19 Public Health Emergency and Continuous Enrollment Operational Unwinding Plan
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