Ohio Medicaid: Health and wellness

In our health and well-being library, you will find health and wellness resources, articles, and tips on a number of health conditions, such as:

• Asthma, PDF
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), PDF
• Autism, PDF
• Breast health, PDF
• Childhood obesity, PDF
• Colorectal cancer, PDF
• Diabetes, PDF
• Diet and nutrition
• Emotional health, PDF
• Flu prevention
• Men’s health and women’s health
• Sickle cell disease, PDF
• Substance use disorder, PDF
• Tobacco cessation

• Compassion Fatigue: Building Resiliency, PDF
• Financial Fitness, PDF
• Mindful Meditation, PDF
• Staying Connected in Today’s Digital World, PDF

The KidsHealth consumer digital (articles and more information) library has more than 6,000 pieces of education (e.g., articles, videos, illustrations, wellness centers, recipes, games, quizzes, and more) written for caregivers and families, specifically parents, kids, and teens.

The KidsHealth consumer video library includes personal stories to help parents, kids, and teens understand medical diagnoses. The library has information about chronic and serious health conditions, including:

• Asthma
• Diabetes
• Medications
• Pain management
• Seizures
• Weight management

We have programs for your unique needs.

See your Humana Healthy Horizons^® in Ohio Member Handbook for information on the wellness programs we make available to our members

We offer our members access to several quality enhancement programs. To learn more about these programs:

• Refer to your Member Handbook
• Call Member Services at 877-856-5702 (TTY: 711), Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m., Eastern time

Our automated phone system may answer your call on Saturdays, Sundays, and some public holidays. If you call when we are closed and are prompted to leave a message, please do so. We will call you back the next business day.

Humana Healthy Horizons in Ohio programs and services

Behavioral health services

When you or your family members need a place to turn for mental health and/or substance use issues, our behavioral health services can help. As your healthcare partner, we want to make sure you get the care you need to be healthy, so you can focus on the days ahead.

Learn more about our behavioral health services

Complex care management services

Members who have been in the hospital a lot or who have complex medical needs that require frequent, ongoing help may have the option to get complex care management services. Specially trained Humana nurses and care managers can:

• Provide complex care management to you
• Try to help improve your overall well-being
• Work with providers, social workers, and community service partners to help make sure your needs are met

Learn more about our complex care management program

Disease management program

We designed our disease management program to help you understand and manage your disease(s) and follow your provider’s plan of care.

Learn more about our disease management program

HumanaBeginnings

Taking care of yourself while you’re pregnant will help your baby have a healthy start. Through our HumanaBeginnings™ care management program, Humana Healthy Horizons in Ohio helps our pregnant members and new moms get the care they need, provides extra resources and services, and offers rewards for completing prenatal and postpartum checkups.

Learn more about HumanaBeginnings

Community-based programs and services

Children’s program

We can refer you to children’s programs in your local area that help prevent health problems and give early healthcare services to families with children ages 0 to 5. We also work with your primary care provider to help keep your children healthy.

Domestic violence program

Your provider should check for signs of domestic violence at your yearly visit. You can get educational information from your provider.

Family-planning services

You can get family-planning services from your current provider or from any provider that offers family-planning services. You do not need approval ahead of time. For more information, call us at 877-856-5702, Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m., Eastern time

Pregnancy prevention program

We can refer you to community-based pregnancy prevention programs that you can use, no matter your age, gender, pregnancy status, or parental consent.

New medical treatment

Sometimes new treatments:

• Work well
• Do not work well
• Have negative side effects

We track new medical research and use this information to help us decide to add benefits and services to your health plan. If you think a new medical technology or treatment might help you, call your primary care provider. He or she will work with us to see if it can help you and if we will cover it.