Medical/Medicare benefits for a US citizen  who is/was not employed in USA?
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If you have never worked in the US you probably don't qualify for these programs.  You need to contact Medicare and find out for sure.  Depending on what your finances are, you may qualify for medicaid.
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The Government has created a portal to help individuals who need benefits because of life events. Visit http://www.govbenefits.gov
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You would have to check with your local Social Security Office for this question.
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Type the name of your state and offical website into your search engine (florida official website).  All state websites will end in .gov not .com  There will be links on the states website to help you get medical coverage if you qualify.\n\nThe only other thing that would help with this is a Stop Gap policy as it is now a pre-existing condition.\n\nGood Luck to you.
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A non-US citizen can get a regular insurance policy here in Florida as long as they have been a resident for one year. No ss# is now required. Has she been here one year? The insurance company will require proof such as a utility bill, bank statement etc. If she has been here in the US less than one year she will need travel insurance. See some websites below.
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#1) I though that ALL Medicare patients could qualify for SOME Part D program.\n\n#2) Anyhow... check out the website below\n\nhttp://www.gskforyou.com/15_programs.htm
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Call the social security office and ask them. Amy other answer you get here would just be opinion.
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That is tough because each State has its own set of Insurance laws-most exclude pre-existing conditions, such as Diabetes, HIV and Heptitis C.  If you are working with a larger company, such as  major US Corporation, they tend not to do pre-existing exclusions. It is a shame, options are few.  If you are really dead set in living in FL-not much can be offered.  You can always go online and look into different insurance laws in other states that might interest you to relocate.
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Where are you from? Check out their website http://uscis.gov/graphics/
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You would be making the same amount as a person without special needs were they be in the same position.  Believe it is covered under the "American with Disabilities Act."  Best of luck.
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If your new spouse has medical insurance it will cover the bills as primary coverage, medicare will cover any in hospital expenses left over. The two sources of income will be added together at the end of the year for the IRS to determine how much of your disability payments will be taxed> That is it. I hope your new spouse will mean more to you than your monthly check, if not give him or her a break and stay single any
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go to factguide.org or jobsonline.com or united-states-green-card.com or usimmigrationsupport.com
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You are free to go to virtually any country, and with a temporary visa get work, and a home.  The biggest stipulation is if you want to change your citizenship.  This would mean you denounce all American citizenship.  Once that is done, you cannot recover it.  You cannot re-obtain American citizenship if you voluntarily give it up.\nAssuming that you do not change citizenship, you would only be entitled to a bare minimum of the countries benefits...unfortunate, but they are not like the US and just give you stuff cause your there.
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These programs are offered by the state that you live in.  Since you did not indicate your state, you can visit the link below, which takes you to the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services. \n\nIn section 1 click on your state, and in section 2 click on "State Medical Assistance Office," leaving the rest of the sections blank. This will display the Medicaid office for your state, which should be able to advise you on all available health insurance programs and eligibility requirements (including Medicaid and/or CHIP).
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I've been at the same non-profit health care organization in D.C. for seven years. I have five weeks vacation, six sick days, two personal days, full health care coverage, full dental, a traditional defined benefits package (equal to my highest salary when I retire) AND a 401(k) with matching contributions, two life insurance policies, a long-term care policy (that I pay for, but at a ridiculously low rate), a severance package if I'm let go equal to two months salary, long-term disability insurance, an office of my own, subscriptions to newspapers and magazines of my choice, and a kick-ass boss.\n\nYou should work here.
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Yes your benefits will be calculated  based on a formula including wages here in the US.  Wages earned outside the country do not count toward your SSA retirement.  You will probably have to deal with the US embassy regarding anything with SSA (after all there are no SSA offices outside the US).  Canada is on the list of countries where you may live and collect social security.  Go to their website for a list of countries.
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What's unfair is that they do take medical benefits and WIC and they can buy houses. What upsets me is that I was born a citizen of the United States and when I was jobless I couldn't get unemployment benefits (the restaurant that I worked for closed down and I had a son to take care of and I couldn't afford a babysitter). Nor would my caseworker help me with my benefits. My son is the only one getting full benefits, but because of the HUGE Hispanic population that has benefits, a lot of the pediatricians stopped accepting his health care plan. When I go to the WIC office, it's crowded and I have to wait 2 hours just to be seen because of the illegal aliens. And they don't even bother to try learning English. The only reason why they get benefits is because when they work under the table they don't have to claim anything. Then they send the extra money to their relatives back in their country. I have nothing against residential aliens (those who have green cards and are here legally in this country). They worked hard to get here, and they make an effort to learn the language because they want to be here. A lot of people mistake me for being Hispanic when I'm not (Hawaiian-Filipino) but my boyfriend is, and one time I had a Mexican woman who got here illegally offer to pay my fiance $10,000 to marry her daughter to bring her here, knowing that we were engaged. Another thing, about being mistaken for Hispanic Decent I would get upset whenever someone would come to me and start speaking spanish. But anyways, I know a lot of illegal aliens and they work under the table, receive medical and health benefits, and can afford to buy a BMW, a house with a $1,500 a month mortgage, and buy brand name clothes and things, and I was born an  American citizen and I couldn't even get help from my own government. And another thing is that there is a lot of unemployment here too, and they wonder why. I don't know if anything I just said makes sense.