Medicaid is exclusively for parents with young children of low-income levels, pregnant women, certain seniors, and people with disabilities.
If you are an able bodied person without children between the ages of 21 (or 26 if your parents' insurance will cover you) to 64, you get *nothing*.
Your health insurance does not prevent you from qualifying for Medicaid. Medicaid is based upon family income and assets, not on health insurance. Don't assume that health department programs exclude people who have insurance. Call and ask, and explain your situation. There are lots of people with similar issues. If you do no qualify for Medicaid, you can ask your doctor's office for help. They could offer you a payment plan, and they may have other ideas and options for you.
60% of the people insured are insured by their employer, 14% BY Medicaid, 13% By Medicaid/SCHIP, 9% Directly Purchased their Health Insurance, 4% Get Health Insurance Through The Military, and to answer your question 16% or 45.8 million Americans are uninsured.
Optima Health is a health insurance plan which is available to the people of Virginia. The company offers individual, family, employers, association, and Medicaid plans.
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Medicaid is a wonderful program that offers health insurance for low income persons. It's easy to apply for and fairly easy to qualify for as well. It's a safe option for people who can't afford other insurance.
People who collect welfare may be, based upon their income, also eligible for Medicaid. Medicaid is a joint federal/state healthcare program for the poor and is a type of welfare.
The health services that MassHealth offers are different. The offer different Health Insurance plans. Family insurance coverage and individual coverage.
To provide low-cost healthcare coverage for eligible persons.
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