How can I get on medicaid(title19) in the state of wyoming?
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This page lists income standards:\nhttp://dfsweb.state.wy.us/STATEPLN/medincome.html\n\nwhich I accessed from this web page:\nhttp://dfsweb.state.wy.us/programlisting.html\n\nI hope this helps, and wish you the best of luck!
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Call your department of public aid...often they offer assistance for low income individuals/ families
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depends what state you live in.. in Alabama, the only way for an adult female to receive medicaid is for family planning.. such as yearly pap smears and birth control..
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well, first try calling 411 and asking for an acting agency near (your town), Wyoming. then call the agency to set up a meeting. go to the agency and find out if any of the agents think you would be good enough. if they think you are, one of them will be your agent and help you find auditions. if you do well in an audition, you may land a role.
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First contact your Health Department and ask them what they think. Chances are she will be eligible for Medicaid insurance.
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I don't know if you CAN transfer. NC may have different standards for qualifying than does MO.\n\nI'd check with the NC department that administers Medicaid.
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Contact your local SSA (Social Security Administration) office. Tell them you need to sign up for SSD (Social Security for the Disabled). Depending on what state you live in, you may have to call your local Medicaid office and sign up for a program called MAD (Medicaid for the Aged & Disabled). There is a lot of paperwork, and this usually takes a long time before you see any benefits, but be patient. Good Luck!
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Try going to your county health department.
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Most states have a Department of Human Services. Put it in a search engine and the name of your state
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You'll have to go to the county clerk's office for which ever county you're in to get the license & both the bride and groom will have to be present to get it.  No, you don't have to be a resident of Wyoming to get married there--just alive and willing!
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get on medicaid throught state assistance, free doc and meds
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i am a SC resident and i have insurance through SC medicaid  i fall into a low income bracket and cannot afford private medical insurance(PMI)  if you cannot afford PMI you can apply for state or federal medicaid and medicare programs at your local department of health and human services, department of health and environmental control, or department of social services for your county.   if you are unable to contact them in person many have websites or will even arrange transportaion for those without a ride.   they often have handicap accessible transportion as well.   feel free to put me on your watch list if you need help with a south carolina facility
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contact state medical board.
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Tell us your state. Someone might be able to help you.
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The Social Worker on staff will help them apply for Long Term Care through Medicaid or the state. Call the local Social Services or Department of Human Services-they will help with your questions.
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Apply for disability and Medicaid!
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If you're sick right now, go to the nearest public hospital emergency room.  Under federal law, they cannot refuse to treat you merely because you cannot pay.  Yes, you may wait a long time in line, and yes, you may recieve some uncomfortable questions regarding your ability to pay, but until we can fix the damn system, that's the way it is.  Get your problem dealt with first so it does not get any worse, and then worry about the "who's gonna pay" question.\nYour question really has two parts: you also need to know how to get preventive care.  That's where social services come in.  You can ask for a referral to the appropriate people while you're in the emergency room, in fact.  No, they won't make you go see social services before they treat your ilness or your dental problem.  Social services will help you find that doctor and dentist.  It probably won't be fully satisfactory, but dammit, any care is better than none!  And you might just join with those of us - medical personell and laypeople alike - in badgering the hell out of Congress to fix our miserable health care system!!!  Write letters, make phone calls, send e-mails - we gotta get on Congress's case and keep on it!  Yo, this old mick's been in health care for over forty years, but I/we can't fix it by ourselves.