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I applied for SNAP benefits and Medicaid almost a month ago, I was told I would be notified in 7-10 days. Last week, I called since no one had notified me yet, I was told I had a phone interview for SNAP the next day, but that my Medicaid case was still pending. I was informed they were behind about a week because computer system had been down. I was also told I needed to speak to Ms. Wilson about Medicaid, I was transferred and left a message. STILL no response, called again today, since still nothing in mail or no telephone call, & now I’m told that my case doesn’t exist?!? How can that be? It existed the other 3 times I have called to check, and I have a piece of paper from the office showing what was turned in…I was given a supervisor to speak with today, but another voicemail, and again another no return call. How are things with such sensitive information on them getting lost in a government office? I am diabetic, and need medication. Just moved to the state where I have applied for SO MANY jobs, but don’t have one yet. I need help, and I need someone in that office to do their job and return my call.
I am thinking of staying at my daughters house until this virus is gone. I have Medicaid and food stamps. I’m seriously thinking of moving to Georgia. I don’t what I should do A) Medicaid is a joint federal and state program with each state governing their own program. If you move you will need… Continue Reading
Q) how long do you have to be a resident of tx to get medicaid A) According to the state of Texas you just need to show evidence of recency: To be eligible for Medicaid, a person must be a resident of the U.S. To be eligible for an MEPD program under Texas Medicaid, a… Continue Reading
Can I get Medicaid if I’m living in a motel in Texas?
Proof of Texas residence may include Property, income or other tax forms or receipts
Utility bills, leases or rent payment records. Your rent payments while living in a Texas motel could be used as proof of residence.
Q) How do I get my husband on Medicaid? He Social Security in 2019 was 28,116. I also get Social Security. He needs to be placed in a nursing facility but our insurance won’t pay for a nursing facility. How do I get the help to place him in a nursing home? Thank you for… Continue Reading
Jim is having health issues….
Q) If the Medicaid information is incorrect on a student’s Medicaid card, what is the best way to correct the information? A) Please call or visit your local medicaid office and request a Medicaid Recipient Change Report Form. You should also be able to down load this form from your state Medicaid services website. Continue Reading
Q) I,am 50 years old and unemployed an assisting my 80 yrs old veteran father who has cancer,i did fire restoration over 20 years i have no income no assets and need to see a doctor but cant afford it can i apply for medicaid A) You may qualify for free or low-cost care through… Continue Reading
Q) My name is Bridget ********. I was receiving assistance in P******y County under my husband Donald ****. I moved back to Huntington, Indiana on April 10, 2019. Donald has not received benefits for either of us since February 2019. Donald called and requested that a verification letter stating that I am no longer receiving… Continue Reading
I have applied for medical & food stamp assistance. I have two young kids & a pregnant girlfriend. I was told it would take 7 to 10 days to get my food stamp card in the mail. Here it is over a month later, & I haven’t received anything!! I have turned in all the paper work that was requested! Why have I not got any word of any kind regarding my benefits? I’m unemployed with no money in the bank, I could really use some help!!! Thank you!
Stay in touch with your caseworker if you feel your application is taking too long or you aren’t getting communication from him or her. However, if you weren’t alerted by your caseworker that you needed to turn in further verification of your circumstances, the fault lies with him or her. The United States Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service specifically outlines how long an application should take to be reviewed but, unfortunately, it isn’t always so simple. Are you sure you completed the application? This isn’t easy, as caseworkers may not return phone calls. Did you turn in all necessary paperwork? If no one is contacting you, go to the office and request a hearing, either by filling out hearing paperwork or just by writing “I request a hearing” and your signature on a piece of paper and turning it in to the office. Sometimes going through the food stamp application process turns into a long waiting game. If this happens, contact your caseworker’s supervisor, and if that doesn’t work, contact the supervisor’s supervisor. In addition to this, every application is supposed to be screened immediately to see whether or not the applicant is eligible for “expedited” services, or emergency help. A hearing officer who has nothing to do with your case will listen to both sides and make a fair decision If the applicant is eligible, the case must be approved within seven days and benefits disbursed in the same time frame. Your case can remain “pending,” or undecided, for much longer than it should. If the decision on your food stamp application is still pending and it’s been longer than 30 days since you applied, someone is at fault. Your case should be decided within 30 days of applying. A lack of complete information could be a reason for the delay. Always stay in touch with your caseworker to make sure he or she has all the information needed and to find out why your case is being delayed.
Q) My parents live in Illinois and my mom needs to apply for Medicaid to go to a nursing home. My father will continue to live in their home. There assets will not be over the threshold. Does a small cash value of a life insurance policy just get considered when figuring their assets or… Continue Reading
Q) I have medicaid How can I get get on food stamps? A) To apply for food stamp benefits, or for information about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), contact your local SNAP office. You can find local offices and each State’s application on the USDA national map. Local offices are also listed in the… Continue Reading
Q) I left a message on Monday today is wed. march 20th. im going t o lose my health market insurance due to your office saying I qualify for Medicaid. I don’t believe I do I lost my insurance with health market last august. due to this same situation. Please respond to me since you… Continue Reading
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Yesterday I was on hold for 55 minutes trying to apply for food stamps. All to be hung up on it was 4pm and they get off 430 that was pretty rude. So I called back and waited 10 minutes to make a appointment for today and they said they would call me at 1030 today and it’s going on 11AM now and still no call. Maybe you guys shouldn’t have the program if you can’t run right. The girl name was Tabby she was very rude.
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