Well Woman Program: Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid
Upcoming changes to the NEMT manager
In August of 2022, Veyo, the current manager for non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in Wisconsin, was purchased by Medical Transportation Management (MTM), Inc.
Beginning February 1, 2024, Veyo will start their transition to MTM in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin NEMT program will begin using MTM Link, the MTM ride scheduling and mileage reimbursement system, on February 1, 2024. There will not be changes to NEMT covered services.
For more information about the transition, visit the Medicaid NEMT Manager webpage or the Veyo Wisconsin website.
Need help? If you need help with your trip during the transition, contact 866-907-1493 and select the Where's My Ride option.
Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid covers care for women under 65 with certain health conditions.
Who is eligible
You may apply if you meet all the following requirements:
- Are in the Wisconsin Well Woman Program.
- Live in Wisconsin and are either a:
- U.S. citizen.
- Qualifying immigrant.
- Are under age 65.
- Have a Social Security number, or can get one.
- Were screened for breast or cervical cancer through the Well Woman Program.
- Have one or more of the following diagnoses that requires treatment:
- Breast cancer
- Cervical cancer
- A condition that could lead to cervical cancer
- Can’t get other health care coverage for breast or cervical cancer treatment.
If you’re in the Family Planning Only Services Program, you may apply if you:
- Have one or more of the following diagnoses that requires treatment:
- Breast cancer o Cervical cancer
- A condition that could lead to cervical cancer.
- Can’t get other health care coverage for breast or cervical cancer treatment.
If you aren’t eligible because of your citizenship or immigration status, you may be able to get Emergency Services Medicaid.
Learn more about the Well Woman Program
Temporary Medicaid
You can get temporary Medicaid, also called presumptive eligibility, if you’re in the Well Woman Program. Temporary Medicaid lets you get care while applying for Well Woman Medicaid. That includes treatment for breast and cervical cancer.
If your certified Medicaid provider applies for Medicaid for you on the day they diagnose you, coverage starts that day. It ends on the last day of the month after your diagnosis.
If you want to keep getting Medicaid, your Well Woman Program coordinator can help you apply. Your health care provider can help, too.
Getting services
You will get a ForwardHealth card in the mail. Until you get it, you must bring these completed forms to each of your doctor visits:
- Wisconsin Well Woman Program Enrollment, F-44818
- Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid Application and Renewal, F-10075 (PDF)
They show that you’ve applied for temporary Medicaid.
Who to contact for help
- Call Member Services at 800-362-3002 if you have questions about services.
- Call the Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid office at 608-266-1720 to ask about your application. You or your doctor can also send a fax to 608-267-3381.