To get down to the $2,000 allowed by Medicaid, what legally can be purchased in order to qualify?
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Ask an attorney, you don't want to do anything illegal and then get the shaft in the end. I thought that he could write a will and sign his money over to you, that way it's not in his name. Or, you can use it to pay his hospice nurses. But most importantly I would ask a lawyer
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your best bet is to get a money card and put anywhere between $50-100
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get on medicaid throught state assistance, free doc and meds
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Contact the manufacturers of the drugs.  Many of the companies offer discounts or free medications to people who qualify.  You could also try public aid in your state.
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You should start out around $55,000
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Apply for disability and Medicaid!
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how many can you afford?
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The FantasyLand Bank would love to give you the financing you need. \n\nUntil that day comes, you need a tangible score of 580 to go no $ down, full doc.
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Which ever one you can afford.
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Ask Medicare where you can find one.  They are very fussy about where you buy things, so it is easier to just ask them.
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Get to an elder law attorney TODAY to make sure that you can take this money in such a way that it is not reachable by Medicaid liens.  You may have to disclaim the inheritance (and you should if a Medicaid lien threatens to take a large portion of it).\n\nAnd, if a relative is on Medicaid, please, please see an elder law attorney to write your will in such a way that it doesn't hurt them.
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Do you work? If so you should purchase some either from work or a private company. If you don't work maybe you could qualify for sate assistance health care, or disability but the best way would be to purchase your own insurance if you can.\nhttps://www.ehealthinsurance.com/ehi/Alliance?allid=Yah26044&sid=tlp\nhttp://www.humana-one.com/default.asp?kc=1005010404&ipsrc=media&reftype=pi&sptype=osmx&cm_mmc_o=QztBBCjCVzbp%20GEgkAlbBECjCZwzkft%20GElAyzEgwCjCZBFw%20VzTw\nhttp://www.insurancequote4you.com/health/
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Buying grants. 1. you can search hud web site and check you local city. Also it depends on the type grant you are looking for. ( Free money?) ( down payment assitance) I would need to know more about your needs are.
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If your family income is less than 200% of the federal poverty level (fpl), they qualify for medicaid.  They would be covered under schip (requires a monthly co-premium) up to 250% of the FPL.\n\nI assume you are already using DSHS Support Enforcement to collect on the child support?\n\nI see at least three options:\na) Reapply to DSHS if your income meets the requirements (<250% of fpl);\nb) Have your husband adopt the children;\nc) Purchase a policy for the children or pay out of pocket for the vist.  And the rash probably deserves a visit asap.
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Whisper is simply WRONG! Medicaid eligibility is based on INCOME and ASSETS, not dependency status. If you contribute more that 50% of your MIL's support, you may claim her as a dependent and it has no impact whatsoever on her medicare/Medicaid status. You cannot be liable for her debts unless you co-sign a debt agreement with her or guarantee payments yourself.\n\nBut why believe what you read online??  Call your Medicaid office and ASK! They will tell you.You will not have to identify yourself. The phone number is under Government Agencies. If you are worried about the debt issue, call a local attorney through a referral service and get a onetime consultation. Ask what the fee would be upfront, before you make the appointment. If it costs you more than $50-$100, say no thanks and call somebody else....\n\nGood Luck!
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New Jersey has a "medically Needy" program and other medicaid-like services if your son is under age 21.  Social workers have found, however, that the prescription companies themselves are offering better prices.  Check out Wal-Mart in NJ for $4 Rxs!!!  They have a terrific program. It isn't available in all states yet, but NJ's program has already begun.
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Check out the VA's formulary.\nIt's not the most user friendly, but hopefully, what you need.