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Health Plans & Member Benefits

Choose your health plan for transportation instructions, member support, and extra benefits.

NC Medicaid · Standard Plan

Carolina Complete Health

Transportation and extra benefits for eligible plan members.

Member Services: 833-552-3876
Getting to your care

Book a ride with MTM

Carolina Complete Health changed its transportation partner from Modivcare to MTM effective April 1, 2026.
844-784-8931
  1. Call MTM to request transportation for a covered appointment.
  2. Schedule at least 2 business days ahead, up to 30 days before your appointment.
  3. Have your Medicaid ID, pickup details, appointment date, provider details, and mobility needs ready.

Ask about required forms for wheelchair or other accommodations. Qualified members can also manage trips through the MTM Link Member app.

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More from your coverage

Extra benefits to ask about

  • Maternal & infant supportNew parent supplies, baby bottle kits, breast pump support, doula education, and member baby showers.
  • Food & housingGrocery allowance, housing and utility assistance, and meals after qualifying facility discharges.
  • Children & educationSchool supplies, tutoring, youth activity support, and GED assistance.
  • Health & wellbeingOTC allowance, vision allowance, fitness support, and mental health support.

Contact Member Services at 833-552-3876 (TTY 711) to ask which benefits you qualify for and how to request them.

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Check the plan name on your member ID card. These resources cover Carolina Complete Health, Healthy Blue Medicaid, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Medicaid and AmeriHealth Caritas North Carolina. Other coverage, including NC Medicaid Direct and Healthy Blue Care Together, can use different contacts and benefits. Benefits have eligibility rules and may change; your plan confirms what is available to you. This independent guide does not enroll members or arrange rides.

These instructions are for non-emergency rides. For a medical emergency, call 911.