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Puzzledtraveller

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10. In the case your employer offers insurance you are not eligible for them.

Reply to Thor_MN (Reply #8)

Thu Sep 26, 2013, 07:24 PM

Sep 2013

Our training had numerous scenarios, some of the most odd were case where some members of a family may get coverage while others don't. Eligibility for Medicaid, for example is determined by house hold size, relationship of applicants and income and several technical eligibility factors. Tax filing status is the front door for eligibility for new programs and HBE plans.

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today our hr dept. sent out a notice [View all] arely staircase Sep 2013 OP

Im glad it will help you. bunnies Sep 2013 #1

it pretty much does nt arely staircase Sep 2013 #2

Unless youre poor. nt bunnies Sep 2013 #3

especially if you are poor nt arely staircase Sep 2013 #4

Oh really? bunnies Sep 2013 #7

"I dont make enough to get subsidies" Thor_MN Sep 2013 #8

Nope. bunnies Sep 2013 #9

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2013 #15

Thats a great suggestion. bunnies Sep 2013 #21

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2013 #23

Do tell us which State does not furnish Medicaid to those below the poverty threshold. Cryptoad Sep 2013 #17

Read the OP I posted. bunnies Sep 2013 #19

And Wisconsin, of course. :( Lefta Dissenter Sep 2013 #32

North Carolina is one. Jamastiene Sep 2013 #34

then lets close the gap arely staircase Sep 2013 #20

Youre right. bunnies Sep 2013 #22

Your State not expanding Medicaid Cryptoad Sep 2013 #30

Please take a look at this. Nye Bevan Sep 2013 #38

That would be a problem for me because my income is $0.00. bunnies Sep 2013 #39

Sorry, that sucks. Good luck (nt) Nye Bevan Sep 2013 #40

In the case your employer offers insurance you are not eligible for them. Puzzledtraveller Sep 2013 #10

That's my issue, employer offers really crappy health insurance... Humanist_Activist Sep 2013 #14

I was going to say that but you already did arely staircase Sep 2013 #11

SCOTUS Medicaid expansion ruling really harms people antiquie Sep 2013 #13

Yes and it will hurt almost a million people here in Fl. nt Mojorabbit Sep 2013 #33

just because a state has not expanded Medicaid does not Cryptoad Sep 2013 #18

Im not over 65 and have no kids. bunnies Sep 2013 #24

Thats a bummer man,,,, Cryptoad Sep 2013 #27

Not your fault some folks are just too busy cheerleading to become well informed, or jtuck004 Sep 2013 #28

I hadnt seen that article. Thank you. bunnies Sep 2013 #29

Maybe some day they won't even have a bill. Spitfire of ATJ Sep 2013 #16

Your employer doesn't provide it? Puzzledtraveller Sep 2013 #5

they do. but it doesnt mean everyone has signed up nt arely staircase Sep 2013 #6

Got my email a week or so ago. Waiting for the FL Health Exchange to come online on Oct. 1 Roland99 Sep 2013 #12

My private sector union sent us the same letter. It even says don't listen to the JaneyVee Sep 2013 #25

I work for a school district in the redest part of texas arely staircase Sep 2013 #26

Schadenfreud, arely! Cha Sep 2013 #31

Every company has to give this to its employees by Oct. 1 NCTraveler Sep 2013 #35

Yep, already got mine. harun Sep 2013 #36

just like nazi germany arely staircase Sep 2013 #37