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As of this year Medicaid no longer pays for eye glasses for adults..
Strictly speaking, Medicaid eligibility cannot be transferred between States. The family will need to cancel their FL Medicaid and re-apply in NC. However, in this situation there should be no problem establishing Medicaid eligibility in NC.
IRA's are not an eligibility factor for Social Security or Medicare. However, they are considered an asset for Medicaid.
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Contact the medical society for that county.
Your wife will have to cancel her Illinois Medicaid and apply in NC.
Probably, but you will have to discontinue your MI case (get a letter from your MI caseworker documenting this) and apply in NC.
It goes to the state social services division. see links below
Most state Medicaid health coverage plans for the indigent do cover preventive services, like vaccinations for seasonal influenza. However, North Carolina does not appear to be one of the states with coverage for flu vaccines. In the states that do cover these vaccinations, there is variation in the co-payments that may or may not apply, as well as whether the administration costs (payment for someone to give the shots/vaccinations) is covered or is an out of pocket expense for the covered individual. See the related link below in the related links section for more state by state information. Some states only cover flu shots in their Medicaid program for those living in long term care facilities, however. In addition state programs do have periodic changes to the covered services, so to get the very latest information on NC coverage of preventive immunizations under Medicaid, see the link to the website of the NC state department of health in the related links section below.
No, the FL case must be closed and a case opened in NC.
Unfortunately NOT!! My daughter was treated at hospital with OxyContin and prescribed the same. Once she is released we find out, it is not covered!! We had to pay out of pocket.
What NC Medicaid covers will depend upon whether or not your pregnant, whether you have kids already, how many people live in your household and your income. Here are some of the basic programs that Medicaid has: - Medicaid for Families with Dependent Children (MAF)- Medical coverage for single parents or couples with children under the age of 19 in their household or for children ages 19 through age 20. - Medicaid for Infants and Children (MIC)- Medical coverage for children under the age of 19 whose parents income is below the income limits. - Health Check- Preventive health care for all children under 21 years of age who are covered by medicaid. - Medicaid for Pregnant Women (MPW)- Medical coverage for pregnant women whose income is below the income limits. - Work First Family Assistants (WFFA)- A cash payment and Medicaid program for families with children ( also known as TANF) - Family Planning Waiver (MAFD)- Medical coverage for family planning services for women ages 19 through 55 and men ages 19 through 60 whose income is below the income limits. Below are the income limits for a family of 4: Pregnant Women, children under 1: $40,793 Children age 1 through 5: $44,100 (highest allowed income) Children age 6 through 18: $22,050 Hope this helps