Ohio's Medicaid program provides a rich package of services that includes preventive care for consumers. Some services are limited by dollar amount, number of visits per year, or setting in which they can be provided.

Read more about how to get the services listed below.

By federal law, Ohio Medicaid must provide the following services to consumers:

1. Ambulatory Surgery Centers
2. Certified family nurse practitioner services
3. Certified pediatric nurse practitioner services
4. Family planning services & supplies
5. Healthchek (EPSDT) program services (screening & treatment services to children 21 and younger)
6. Home health services
7. Inpatient hospital
8. Lab & X-ray
9. Medical & surgical dental services
10. Medical & surgical vision services
11. Medicare Premium Assistance
12. Non-Emergency Transportation (NET) to Medicaid services
13. Nursing facility care
14. Outpatient services, including those provided by Rural Health Clinics & Federally Qualified Health Centers
15. Physician services

Ohio also offers these services to Medicaid consumers:

1. Ambulance/Ambulette
2. Chiropractic services for children (under age 21)
3. Community alcohol & drug addiction treatment
4. Community mental health services
5. Dental services
6. Durable medical equipment & supplies
7. Home and Community-Based Services Waivers
8. Hospice Care
9. Independent psychological services for children
10. Intermediate Care Facility services for people with Mental Retardation (ICF-MR)
11. Occupational therapy
12. Physical therapy
13. Podiatry
14. Prescription drugs
15. Private Duty Nursing
16. Speech therapy
17. Vision care, including eyeglasses