She cannot wait 12 months to get insurance due to the pre-existing condition.  She has no assets and little income.
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Florida:  \n\nAgency for Health Care Administration of Florida - Low-income programs (such as Medicaid) to help pay medical bills.\n \nAreas Covered:\n FL\n \nRegions:\n IV\n \nAddress:\n P.O. Box 13000\nTallahassee, FL 32317-3000\n \n\nGeneral Professional Contact\nP.O. Box 13000\nTallahassee, FL 32317-3000\nLocal: 1-850-488-3560\nTollfree: In-State Calls Only 1-866-465-2640\nFax: 1-850-488-2520\nHours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm ET\nWeb site: www.ahca.com\n \n\nGeorgia:
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It's a bit crappy but you wouldn't have a leg to stand on I'm afraid. You need to have been in employment for 12 months minimum to claim, unless you meet certain criteria.\nDid you ask for training and support?...that's another issue.\nHope you get something else but remember, ASK for help next time.
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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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Contact your VA office in the area. If the person is a Veteran and need of health care it is a possiblity that he can recieve it that being he can not afford it or whatever the case may be.
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I'm in the same situation right now.  Try to get a bridge loan.  You won't have to make any payments for up to 6 months. I hope this helps.
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It's actually a total of six months from the time you were disabled, and there is no guarantee you will be approved then. It's just the time you have to wait to apply. They really could care less if you survive or not, as a matter of fact it's to their benefit if you don't.
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Good Luck, join the crowd of Americans with no insurance. Thank you Mr. Bush! There are state funded insurance you might qualify for, but they are usually closed to new patients. Or you can go to your city public health department, they can help you out.
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The problem is that, unless she's disabled, her income is probably not going to be high enough to allow her to purchase a home.  If she and her son-to-be-exhusband owned a home, she might be able to use her share of the equity from that home to purchase a place to live, if there is enough equity, depending upon the terms of the divorce..  \n\nShe could look into low-income rentals, known as Section 8.  Unfortunately, she doesn't have young children living with her and she's not yet elderly, so she may not qualify for that either. \n\nHer best bet would be to contact the local welfare office and ask them for any assistance or leads that they can provide for low-income housing.\n\nGood luck!
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She should go to the american red cross
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You would have to have your mother declared a dependant in order to access health care insurance.  I don't know what country that you live in but in the USA there is medacaid and if you live in Canada all her services would be covered anyway.
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Can't be done in a healthy way.  Will take about 3 months minimum.
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She has lost her legs, she needs money to make up of her loss.
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Call your OB/GYN for her.. If they're not available call the on-call doctor (number should be on OB/GYN answering machine).. \n\nIf she's over 20 weeks along (sounds like she is) ,take her to the closest hospital's labor and delivery that accepts your insurance..
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Nobody will cover a pre existing condition.  The only insurance you'll find are for accidents and genuine emergencies.\n\nPay cash.
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Hmmmm...  this could be a little tricky with out insurance....BUT...  there could be ways on working around that..   there are free hospitals (if living in the states) suggestion is to try one of them.....  the wait maybe insanely long but you would not need the insurance.....  just bring a very good and long book to read..  also you can try to contact any hospitals administrator and let them know you need medical attention but can not afford it..   ask if they can help..  some times they have programs to help people without insurance..  really ask about this one..   they even might be able to work out some kind of payment plan or they just might pick up the tab altogether..  in any situation for just about anything sometimes the easiest thing to do is to ask for help...   someone somewhere will always help..  if you can not find help in your area...  look elsewhere..  but keep trying..  take care..
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Term will work well if she dies during the TERM of the insurance.  The insurance company will check her condition (medical/physical) to make their best guess as to how long she will live - a process know as underwriting.  She may have a medical condition that prevents most insurance.  The insurance companies underwrite term more closely.  They want to make 'place their bet' that the insured will live past the term so they don't have to pay a claim.\n\nThe question(s) becomes how MUCH coverage does she need? (How much will she need to take care of final expenses (funeral etc) and final debts.)  How much does she want to leave to her heir?\n\nGo talk to an independent agent.
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You'll need to go down to the Social Security office and apply to be on your own.\n\nIf your disability is bad enough, they may keep giving the money to her for you though.\n\nGood luck.