You can print a Medicaid card online in Georgia only if you’re enrolled in a managed care plan. The three Care Management Organizations that serve Georgia Medicaid — Amerigroup, CareSource, and Peach State Health Plan — each let you view and print your plan ID card through a member portal.1Georgia Department of Community Health. Medicaid Managed Care If you’re in fee-for-service Medicaid (common for SSI recipients), the state-issued card can’t be printed from a website; you have to request a replacement through the GAMMIS portal or by phone.
Printing Your Managed Care Plan ID Card
Your CMO card is what you show at the doctor’s office, pharmacy, and hospital. Log in to your plan’s member portal and you can print a copy within minutes.
- Amerigroup members can create an account at myamerigroup.com to view or print the ID card, or access it through the Sydney Health mobile app.2Amerigroup. New Member Welcome
- CareSource members can log in to CareSource MyLife for 24/7 access to the member ID card.3CareSource. CareSource MyLife – Georgia Medicaid
- Peach State Health Plan members can print the ID card from the secure member portal at pshpgeorgia.com.4Peach State Health Plan. Frequently Asked Questions – Georgia Medicaid
Not sure which plan you’re on? Check any recent Medicaid correspondence, or call the GAMMIS Member Contact Center at 1-866-211-0950.5Georgia MMIS. Phone Numbers and Links
If You Have the State Fee-for-Service Card
SSI recipients and other fee-for-service members carry the state-issued Georgia Medicaid card rather than a CMO card. There’s no online print option for this card, but you can request a replacement two ways.
Through the GAMMIS web portal at mmis.georgia.gov, registered members can log in and request a new card, and also view claims, eligibility, and prior authorizations.6Georgia MMIS. Member Information If you haven’t used the portal before, you’ll need to register first.
You can also call the Member Contact Center at 1-866-211-0950 (or 770-325-2331 locally), Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and a representative will process the request over the phone.7Georgia Medicaid. How Do I Request a Replacement Medicaid Card
Requesting a Replacement CMO Card by Phone
If you’d rather not deal with the portals, each managed care plan will mail a new ID card when you call member services. Peach State reports that a new card usually arrives within seven calendar days of the request.4Peach State Health Plan. Frequently Asked Questions – Georgia Medicaid
- Amerigroup: 1-800-600-44417Georgia Medicaid. How Do I Request a Replacement Medicaid Card
- CareSource: 1-855-202-07297Georgia Medicaid. How Do I Request a Replacement Medicaid Card
- Peach State Health Plan: 1-800-704-14847Georgia Medicaid. How Do I Request a Replacement Medicaid Card
Getting Care Before Your Card Arrives
Most people searching for how to print a Medicaid card have an appointment coming up. You don’t necessarily need the physical card in hand. Georgia Medicaid says your provider can use information from your approval notice to confirm eligibility while you wait for the card, so bring that letter with you.8Georgia Medicaid. Eligibility FAQs Providers can also verify coverage electronically using your name, date of birth, and Social Security Number. And if you’re in a managed care plan, printing the card from your CMO’s portal gets you a usable copy right away.
Georgia Gateway Is Not Where You Print the Card
Georgia Gateway (gateway.ga.gov) is the state’s central hub for applying for benefits, renewing coverage, uploading documents, and reporting household changes.9Georgia Department of Human Services and the Georgia Department of Community Health. Medicaid Redetermination – Georgia Medicaid It does not let you print or request a Medicaid card. For that, you need your CMO’s portal or GAMMIS, depending on your coverage.
Gateway still matters here for one reason: if your mailing address is wrong in the system, any replacement card you request will go to the old address. Log in and confirm your contact information before you ask for a new card from any source.9Georgia Department of Human Services and the Georgia Department of Community Health. Medicaid Redetermination – Georgia Medicaid