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Demeter

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3. I spoke with my client after the previous post

Reply to laundry_queen (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2013, 07:15 PM

Nov 2013

If your assets do not exceed $2000, you can get Medicaid as well as Medicare. There has been no change to Mdicaid in Michigan this fall. She is 70, so she would know.

Hope this helps. Of course, they are always changing things....so it may not always be true!

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Cross Posted from GD: Medicare/Medicaid and the ACA in Michigan - a question. [View all] laundry_queen Nov 2013 OP

No clue. Festivito Nov 2013 #1

Thanks. I think he is confusing them. laundry_queen Nov 2013 #4

Medicare is for people who have worked enough to collect social security and medicare Demeter Nov 2013 #2

I spoke with my client after the previous post Demeter Nov 2013 #3

Thanks, it does help. laundry_queen Nov 2013 #5

Or Medicare, or Medicaid Demeter Nov 2013 #6