if i wanted to get liposuction will medicaid and my primary insurance pay for it or will medicaid pay for it?
105049
Almost certainly not. Lipo is usually considered a voluntary process and is rarely covered by insurance.
1181222
Yes, I had it done about 9 months ago. Most insurance company will pay for it if you claim you need to do it for medical reasons. Problems with your back, rashes. I had  my breast and a tummy tuck done. I will tell you this, tummy was much less painful. I would get it done all over again but the plastic surgeons underestimate the breast surgery it was painful.
325146
liposuction...if you are ready for the consequences...
594346
ANY sort of welfare fraud burns me up.  Makes me crazy.  Gets my goat like few other things do.\n\nThis one makes me scratch my head a little as well.  If he already has medical coverage, it will always always always be used as primary.  The only way he will be able to take advantage of it is to go to providers that take Medicaid, and are willing to bill secondary insurances.\n\nIf you want to talk about loopholes, Medicaid participating providers are required to bill Medicaid and not the patient until Medicaid has processed the claim.  However, Medicaid will not pay as primary in a situation like this, and often providers are not required to submit to secondary insurances.\n\nI haven't been in the field for ten years.  Things might have changed, but I haven't heard anything to that affect from people I know who still do this sort of work---And they know it interests me.  :-)
117858
My insurance paid for both of mine. But I think they are at least $1,000.  Call the center where you had it done and ask them. Also call your insurance company and find out how much they pay. It might depend on your diagnosis.
671198
I am on Mo. Medicaid. The spenddown is the amount that you pay each month out of pocket. After you pay that then medicaid will pay the rest of any medical bill that you have that month. Hope this helps you understand it a little better.
85113
First contact your Health Department and ask them what they think. Chances are she will be eligible for Medicaid insurance.
815282
I've had this procedure, twice as a matter of fact!...but I didn't have Medicaid insurance.  It shouldn't make a difference what insurance you have as long as your are in pain due to the large size of your breasts.  The doctor is looking for those operative words, back, neck shoulder pain, rashes between breasts etc.
371603
you should see a Dr.  if you go to a county hospital they have to see you and they will set up a payment plan for you it is not as expensive as you think
1024822
Talk to the doc...I don't know if it varies from state to state but I know from typing up reports for several doctors that if the doctor prescribes it Medicaid pays for it with the exception of some specific medications.
734261
that is a hard one to answer as medicaid varies in their "quote" area of how much u make/don't make.  Best bet is to call your local medicaid office and ask.
1187582
I think it would depend... do you need it to save your life have you tried everything else... or do you just want the "quick" way.  Best way to find out... take your tricare card flip it over there is an 800 number on the back you can just ask someone.  I would also think it would have to do with what kind of coverage you have.  Military and thier families have one set of coverage... civilans have varying degrees depending on what they pay for.  So do some asking... If your In the military you can go to the Tricare office on base and ask them too... usually in the same building as the hospital or the base clinic :D
970704
If there is a justifiable medical need for the procedure, your medi-medi may cover at least a portion of it.  Determine whether you have Medicare part A or B.  You should contact both Medicare & Medicaid to find out which one covers what and how for how much.  They can guide you far better than I.  If all goes well, they should also be able to give you names & numbers of surgeons who accept medi-medi.
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If you are in Broward county you can sign up for Browards Hospital Districts audult care facility.  http://www.mhabroward.org/medicalcare.html\n\nOr since you have cancer you may want to apply for SSI and they will automatically set you up with medicaid.
487118
Hi, I live in Asheville. Most available subsidized health care will be within your resident county in NC. I don't know if you have already, but you should check the DSS in Henderson Co, and try to find out what you can do to be seen at the Health Dept. there. Usually they will base your payment amount, if any, on your income. In Buncombe Co, we have an assistance program thru ABCCM (Asheville,Bunc Community Christian Ministry) that will help pay your expenses, but I don't know if you have to be a resident of BuncCo.??  Hope you find something soon. Best of luck to you. ... by the way - how on earth do you qualify for medicare A,B,D and not medicaid? I would re-apply and/or appeal if I were you. Certainly the DSS will reconsider.
141344
It depends on the insurance company and the plan that you are on.  You need to check with your insurance company.
261190
You'll have to go to the Department of Jobs and Family Services or whatever it's called in your state OR call and have them mail you an application. If you go there you fill it out and turn it in, they will either call you or mail you an appointment. If you mail it in it'll take most likely a couple of weeks. A week at the least and they'll mail you a packet which an appointment and you have to take the paper so they know you actually have an appointment. They want to know allllllll of your business. If you want to know more about the process let me know. And as far as your salary it just depends. Most likely if you make over 8.75 you won't get much help but If your job doesn't have medical benefits you can get medicaid. And if you're eligible for medicaid you can switch over to care source and If you need rides to your appointments caresource will be best (only if you're eligible for medicaid)