A Medicaid application is an application for government assisted health insurance. To qualify for this you must fill out the application form and submit it.
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∙ 2012-05-11 19:39:07Yes it is.
Medicaid pays providers, not patients. Depending on the State, Medicaid coverage can be backdated for a limited period prior to the month of application.
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No. You have to close your Medicaid case in the former State and file a new application in the current State.
You can get Medicaid based on Social Security disability beginning with the month of onset of your disability or three months prior to your Medicaid application, whichever comes later.
See the Colorado medicaid website, http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/HCPF/HCPF/1197969485591.
The usual time limit to decide on a Medicaid application is 45 days (60 days for applications based on disability).
You must go through the application process and be determined eligible.
You can fill out a Medicaid application at any time but you cannot get accept into the program before you are over the age of sixty-two for most people. If you are disabled you can apply sooner and see if they will accept you.
If one would like to apply for Medicaid in the state of Indiana, they will need to look at the official website "Indiana Medicaid". One can find the application form and contact information.
An application for Medicaid can be obtained at the local welfare office. Applications can also be requested and downloaded from the state assistance website.
The medicaid application form is a long and complicated form. It requires the applicant to provide a large number of details about their financial situation, number of people in the applicant's household and current health insurance coverage.