when am I eligible for medicare?
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The month you turn 65.
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Medical is a state program in which you have to apply for in order to get it. Qualifications include being 65 and over, or under 21, blind or disabled, or if you have minor children. In your case none of this applies to you in which it doesn't make sense for you to have it or even pay for it since it's a government program. Medicare is almost the same thing but you have to be a us citizen and is usually for people with disabilities or elderly people. I sugguest you contact your local social services agency to see how this happened.
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Check with the Social Security Administration.
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Was the spouse on Social Security? He/she may have been enitiled to Medicare benefits and you can send bills there to get paid. You may be eligible for surviving parents benefits if you have a child of deceased in your care.  Also depending on your age, you may be eligible for widow/ers benefits. Go to SSA.Gov for informtion. If you spouse was working contact the HR office at their place of work. Good Luck!
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You might, but you will need to contact Medicare or the company you have your plan with.
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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.
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SSI and Social Security Disability (SSD) are two different things.  SSI is different from State to State.  Some states automatically give you Medicaid when you apply for SSI, some states don't.  Who turned you down for medical insurance?  Why did they turn you down? Did you apply for Medicaid or your states version of medicaid? \n\nIf you have SSD, you will get medicare after you have been on SSD for 24 months.  The 24 months starts from the month of your application, not from the date they approved you on.  Medicare part D does pay for prescription medicines, but you can't get Medicare part D unless you have Medicare.  You can't get Medicare unless you have been on SSD for 24 months OR you are 65.\n\nIt sounds like you need to find out why they turned you down for medical coverage, and then address those issues.  The Medicaid office in my state will deny people for the most trivial of reasons.  If you are on SSI you have prooven that you have a VERY limited income and resources, so you obviously can't afford to buy a plan and you can't afford to pay the medical bills. Get more detail on your denial and fight it.  Call a lawyer if you need to, many areas have low cost or no cost lawyers to help people with this kind of thing.
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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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I am currently assisting someone who is on Medicare in OHIO and his Medicare is covering his formula... however... not in all cases is this so... depending on the disability and the coverage they have are they eligible...  go to http://www.cms.hhs.gov/PrescriptionDrugCovGenIn/  for help.  Your doctor must also write a script for it to be eligible... and may not be Ensure.. there are other generics out there they may substitute for.  Any questions may also be directed to your doctor if they try to deny or your not sure how to get help.
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Medicare is Health Insurance through our Federal Goverment that everyone that is a US citizen gets when they turn 65.  (or if disabled).  Part A is free and part B is $88 out of your social security.  You want both parts, and a supplemental Medigap policy.  \n\nMedicaid is Welfare Health care provided also by the government, but regulated by your particular State.  You must be very impoverished to qualify for Medicaid.  A lot of time people don't qualify for it if they have a Long Term Care need.  This is how people lose what they worked their whole life for, and end up losing it all and ending up on welfare.  Avoid Medicaid if you can, but it is there for those that need it.
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Eligibility for what?  More information is needed in order to answer this.
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Medicare is what people (kind of a medical/health insurance) can get at age 65 with you social security.  Medicaid is health coverage for low to no income people.  Most of the time Medicare is Federal and Medicaid is State.
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You can be automatically enrolled in Part D if you are already enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan.  If you have a Medicare Replacement (Advantage or HMO plan), you will need to notify that carrier that you do not wish to have Part D coverage.
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yep. go google "medicaid apply online".\nor browse to:\nhttp://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/ssa.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=164&p_created=955633816&p_sid=OItH_24i
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Below is the link to the SS site.  They have a link on the home page on how to apply for benefits.  I think you have to be at least 62, but I think there are a few execeptions - like if your spouse was 62+ and died, even if your under 62 you would still collect.
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If you have never worked in the US you probably don't qualify for these programs.  You need to contact Medicare and find out for sure.  Depending on what your finances are, you may qualify for medicaid.
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For medicare Your clear, For Section 8 No! but you can get subsidized housing at your local county buiding in your county     GOOD LUCK!!!!