Need help getting health care coverage? As a Washington State resident, you and your family may be eligible for free or low-cost medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health services through Apple Health (Medicaid).
Need help getting affordable medication?
HCA sponsors the ArrayRx prescription drug discount card for the uninsured or to use as an alternative to insurance. It is free to sign up, you will immediately receive a digital card ready to be used. Visit the ArrayRx website for more information.
Apple Health public health emergency (PHE)
Important: Stay covered! Are you enrolled in Apple Health (Medicaid) coverage? It may be time to complete your renewal. Make sure your address and phone number are up to date so you can stay enrolled. Report a change.
Employee and retiree benefits
Are you a public employee, school employee, or retiree? Find everything you need to make informed decisions about and manage your PEBB or SEBB benefits. Explore and compare plans, see how much it costs, find out if you're eligible, and learn how to enroll. If you are leaving employment, find out what options are available for you through continuation coverage.
Billers, providers, and partners
Want to become an Apple Health (Medicaid) or behavioral health provider or partner? Need to revalidate? Find resources to help you manage your enrollment, provide treatment, request prior authorization (PA), and file claims, including forms, billing guides, fee schedules, medical policies, and training materials for ProviderOne.
About HCA
Functioning as both the state's largest health care purchaser and its behavioral health authority, the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) is a leader in ensuring Washington residents have the opportunity to be as healthy as possible. There are three pillars of our work: Apple Health (Medicaid); the Public Employees Benefits Board (PEBB) and School Employees Benefits Board (SEBB) programs; and behavioral health and recovery. Under these pillars, HCA purchases health care, including behavioral health treatment for more than 2.7 million Washington residents and provides behavioral health prevention, crisis, and recovery supports to all Washington residents.