Would I be able to keep my Medicaid my monthly income is greater than what would allow me to be eligible, and I do have Medicare, but the problem is that I can pay the monthly premiums but I wouldn’t be able to afford my medicine or my rent?
Yes, you can be eligible for Medicaid Waiver, ICP or QMB programs, despite having too much income, with proper planning. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss further.
Thanks for this informative video and the QMB one that I watched as well. I’m interested in the QMB program because I’ll be 65 in October and can’t afford medigap plans cost - advantage in my area is cheap but worthless in my opinion. I was automatically enrolled on medicare A & B by SS and my wife and I believe we can qualify for QMB in Central Florida. There shouldn’t be any issues from the assets side but for income my social it’s higher that the limit so your trust options would helps us significantly. I couldn’t find and office near the Four Corners area - please advise on nearest location as I will call to setup an appointment soon. Thanks again
We are ready to help all of Florida remotely: call 786-756-8169 (our central scheduling line) and we'll set up a consultation to help you qualify for QMB benefits. When you get QMB, you can also qualify for an extra "layer" of benefits through being eligible to enroll in a DSNP plan, which you can read more about here: www.elderneedsinsurance.com/blog/dual-eligible-special-needs-plans-d-snp-a-primer
We offer several consultation options. Please call our central scheduling line (786-756-8169) or email: scheduling@elderneedslaw.com. We serve the entire state of Florida (including Port Richey)
Baid and switch video. "Florida Medicaid Explained" He describes Florida Medicaid like program for over 65, but I don't think that is correct. I think it is for other ages too. I wanted info on younger person medicaid.
There are multiple types of Medicaid in Florida. There are absolutely programs for those who are under 65 (usually, if under 65, need to be considered disabled). The type of Medicaid we help Floridians obtain are long-term care programs (home care or facility care).
Would I be able to keep my Medicaid my monthly income is greater than what would allow me to be eligible, and I do have Medicare, but the problem is that I can pay the monthly premiums but I wouldn’t be able to afford my medicine or my rent?
Yes, you can be eligible for Medicaid Waiver, ICP or QMB programs, despite having too much income, with proper planning. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss further.
Thanks for this informative video and the QMB one that I watched as well.
I’m interested in the QMB program because I’ll be 65 in October and can’t afford medigap plans cost - advantage in my area is cheap but worthless in my opinion.
I was automatically enrolled on medicare A & B by SS and my wife and I believe we can qualify for QMB in Central Florida.
There shouldn’t be any issues from the assets side but for income my social it’s higher that the limit so your trust options would helps us significantly.
I couldn’t find and office near the Four Corners area - please advise on nearest location as I will call to setup an appointment soon.
Thanks again
We are ready to help all of Florida remotely: call 786-756-8169 (our central scheduling line) and we'll set up a consultation to help you qualify for QMB benefits. When you get QMB, you can also qualify for an extra "layer" of benefits through being eligible to enroll in a DSNP plan, which you can read more about here: www.elderneedsinsurance.com/blog/dual-eligible-special-needs-plans-d-snp-a-primer
I am in Port Richey. How much is the consultation? Please give me a number and thank you
We offer several consultation options. Please call our central scheduling line (786-756-8169) or email: scheduling@elderneedslaw.com. We serve the entire state of Florida (including Port Richey)
What’s partial Medicaid?
Medicaid with some costs associated with it.
Baid and switch video. "Florida Medicaid Explained" He describes Florida Medicaid like program for over 65, but I don't think that is correct. I think it is for other ages too. I wanted info on younger person medicaid.
There are multiple types of Medicaid in Florida. There are absolutely programs for those who are under 65 (usually, if under 65, need to be considered disabled). The type of Medicaid we help Floridians obtain are long-term care programs (home care or facility care).
Elder Needs Law. Do you know what "elder" means??
there are medicaid for the aged , for the children , and diferent medicaid programs ,,,,I dont see where is the baid and swich