Medicaid Explained

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) hosted a discussion that covers everything you need to know about Medicaid and how it works. Speakers included Heather Howard, JD, director of State Health and Value Strategies and professor at Princeton University, and Avenel Joseph, vice president, policy at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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[@samtaing5474]

I want to personally thank you all for this great informative discussion. I wish I could be a part of your discussion every time you cover Medicaid it would help our Asian community tremendously.

[@RWJF]

Thanks for your note. We are glad to hear that you found this discussion valuable!
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[@lisadn12]

Thank you so much for sharing; very value information.

[@roywiff7386]

Great discussions. The presenter is fantastic.

[@GM-wf6el]

Hello. Which states give the most Medicaid and Medicare Savings Program QMB to help poor people pay for what Medicare doesnt? Thanks.

[@RWJF]

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. We suggest that you head to the website below, which explains more about the Medicare Savings Program and has a place where you can contact your state to learn more about the specifics. Each state has different rules about how they count different types of income. Hope this helps! www.medicare.gov/basics/costs/help/medicare-savings-programs

[@junesilvermanb2979]

I live in North Quincy, Massachusetts. I am 33 years old. I am a US citizen. I was born in this country. I was signed up for Medicaid by my parents, many years ago when I was still a minor. I have never had to handle my own healthcare before. I know that I am on Medicaid, but that is all that I know. How do I learn more about my own Medicaid plan? How do I find out more about my own health insurance?

[@RWJF]

Hi June, thanks for reaching out. We recommend that you go to the government site for your state’s Medicaid program to learn more information about your plan. www.mass.gov/topics/masshealth

[@savannahcampbell1669]

My Dad Still Work On My Mediciad Insurance For My House

[@schinoheit]

How much is it a month for one child?

[@BigdawgJimmy]

It’s solely based off how much you make. You pay 0

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[@robertyoung1777]

Audio quality is terrible.

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