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Renewal reminders

Keep your benefits from lapsing.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of families lose SNAP or Medicaid over a missed renewal date, then wait a month to get it back. Tell us which programs you are on and when they renew. We will email you 30 days, 14 days, and 3 days before each date with the papers to gather, and once afterward to ask whether it went through.

What we keep, and what we never ask for. Your email, your state and county, the program names, and the dates. No case numbers, no income, no documents, no account. One link in every email changes or stops the reminders. The letter from your state is always the final word on your date.

Check each one, then add the renewal date from your notice. If you cannot find the date, call the number on your card and ask; it takes two minutes and saves a month.

By setting reminders you agree to this exact wording: Remind me by email before my benefits renew. Nexus Point keeps my email, state, county, program names and dates, nothing else.

Why this exists

The renewal is the part nobody warns you about.

Getting on a program is hard. Staying on is where most families fall off. Renewal notices arrive in the mail, look like every other envelope, and give a deadline that lands in the middle of a normal week. Miss it and the program closes, and starting over means a new application and, for SNAP, a wait of up to 30 days.

States text reminders for some programs in some places. Nobody keeps the whole calendar for a family that is on three. That is what this does, and it costs nothing.

Your county page has the offices, phone numbers, and portals for each program near you.