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Medicaid is a Federal State Health Insurance Program
Medicaid is a joint federal-state health insurance program that provides coverage to low-income Americans. The specific programs and services offered vary from state to state, but all Medicaid programs must cover certain basic services, including:
- Doctor visits
- Hospital care
- Prescription drugs
- Laboratory and X-ray services
- Mental health and substance abuse treatment
- Preventive care, such as immunizations and well-child visits
In addition to these basic services, many states also offer optional Medicaid services, such as dental care, vision care, and long-term care services.
ASK YOUR MEDICAID QUESTION
- Hi I have a cousin that lives in Beeville TX that cant work and has no insurance. How does she qualify for Medicaid? She lives in a hotel right now. She is single and has no kids. Please point me in the right direction so I can help her get medical insurance.A) There are a couple of ways your cousin in Beeville, Texas might qualify for Medicaid. Here’s some information to help: Here are some resources to help your cousin apply: Since your cousin has a complex situation (living in a hotel, no job), it might be helpful to talk to someone directly who can give… Read more: Hi I have a cousin that lives in Beeville TX that cant work and has no insurance. How does she qualify for Medicaid? She lives in a hotel right now. She is single and has no kids. Please point me in the right direction so I can help her get medical insurance.
- So, I have had Medicaid for a while. Was pushed into getting Anthem Dual Advantage. During that enrollment, I was told that my part b Medicare and prescription plans were going to be paid for by Medicaid. I received letters from Medicare stating that a sum of 174.90 was being taken out of my SS check.Q) Then I got another saying that a sum of 23.40 would be taken from this months check as well. I contacted Anthem and was told to contact Medicare about this. I did and they said that the money would be deducted until Medicaid paid those amounts to Social Security. I am having a hard… Read more: So, I have had Medicaid for a while. Was pushed into getting Anthem Dual Advantage. During that enrollment, I was told that my part b Medicare and prescription plans were going to be paid for by Medicaid. I received letters from Medicare stating that a sum of 174.90 was being taken out of my SS check.
- How do I apply to become a caregiver for my parent?A) Whether your goal is to become a paid caregiver for your parent or simply provide unpaid care within the family, the application process can differ depending on factors like your location, the specific care needs of your parent, and the program or agency involved. Here are some general steps to help you navigate the… Read more: How do I apply to become a caregiver for my parent?
Medicaid Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for Medicaid, you must meet certain income and residency requirements. Income requirements vary from state to state, but most Medicaid programs are available to people with incomes below 138% of the federal poverty level. Residency requirements also vary from state to state, but most Medicaid programs are available to people who are legal residents of the state.
If you think you may be eligible for Medicaid, you can apply through your state Medicaid agency. You can find contact information for your state Medicaid agency on the Medicaid website: https://www.medicaid.gov/medicaid/index.html
Programs and services offered through Medicaid
Here are some of the programs and services that may be offered through Medicaid:
- Managed care: Medicaid managed care programs contract with private health insurance companies to provide Medicaid benefits to enrollees.
- Fee-for-service: Medicaid fee-for-service programs allow enrollees to see any doctor or other healthcare provider who accepts Medicaid.
- Medicaid for Adults with Disabilities (MED-D): MED-D is a program that provides Medicaid coverage to adults with disabilities.
- Medicaid for Children and Families: Medicaid for Children and Families provides coverage to children, pregnant women, and other low-income families.
- Medicaid for the Elderly and Disabled: Medicaid for the Elderly and Disabled provides coverage to low-income seniors and people with disabilities.
- Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS): LTSS are services that help people with disabilities and seniors live independently in their homes and communities. LTSS can include services such as personal care, meal delivery, and transportation.
In addition to these programs and services, Medicaid also offers a number of other benefits, such as prescription drug coverage, preventive care services, and mental health and substance abuse treatment.
How To Apply For Medicaid
There are 2 ways to apply for Medicaid
- Apply through your state Medicaid agency. You can apply directly through your state Medicaid agency website or visit your local Medicaid office.
- Apply for Medicaid through the Health Insurance Marketplace. Just visit healthcare.gov and fill out an application for your state benefits.
If you have any questions about Medicaid eligibility or the programs and services that are offered in your state, you can contact your state Medicaid agency.
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