People who become disabled from an illness or injury are generally elibible for SSD or SSI depending upon their individual circumstances. When a person qualifies for Social Security Disability benefits they can usually receive early Medicare and/or Medicaid. Visit the Social Security Administration website or call 1-800-772-1213 for information about qualification requirements and the application procedure. Please be advised there is a waiting period after the application has been submitted. For job related injury or illness the person should also contact the Workman's Compensation Insurance provider for his place of employment. http://www.ssa.gov Note that the waiting period for Medicare for disabled people is 2 YEARS...for for that period the disabled are on their own as far as medical care goes
Yes there are grant program that are available to help with medical bills.
Your health insurance will help you financially whenever you get admitted into hospital. It will take care of your all medical bills.
The benefits of using Virgin insurance include covering medical costs as well as automobiles. Virgin Insurance can help pay medical bills, prescriptions, and car damage.
An insurance policy gives you peace of mind. If you get sick, the insurance policy will help make sure you are able to pay your medical bills.
If the government agrees that the person is disabled and needs medical care medicaid is most likely the insurance they will give that person. The programs are administered by the states and so qualifications vary. There are usually requirements in terms of income and assets was well as degree of medical care needed.
If you are disabled you should be able to get SSI to help pay got things.
The local county Human Services office can help individuals and families with unpaid medical bills. They can help by directing people to state and federal programs that are made to help people pay medical bills. There are also charity programs that can help with unpaid medical bills.
You have an insurance policy which explicitly spells out what is insured and what kinds of claims you can make, so you might want to read your policy, but I can tell you that the purpose of homeowner's insurance is to protect you from financial loss resulting from damage to, or theft of the property in your home; it is not medical insurance and does not pay medical bills of whatever sort.
Go to your local welfare office and see if you qualify for medical assists programs.
How can I get government help to pay for medical/dental help?
PIP is personal injury protection. It will help you with medical bills and lost wages in the event of an accident, even if it's not automotive related.
No, of course not. If the insurance company already paid the medical bills, then obviously you didn't need a lawyer's help to get them paid. Therefore, they are not entitled to a percentage of something they had no part in recovering.