what kind of health care coverage does the state of vermont provide for low income families?
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not very good ones. vermont doenst have many hospitals. it takes around 20-45 minutes for an ambulance after calling 911
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Medi-Cal is the California State Health Insurance plan.\nhttp://www.medi-cal.ca.gov/ \nadministered by the California Department of Health Services\nhttp://www.dhs.ca.gov/
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There are usually clinics in every county that offer services for people in your same financial siutation.  These clinics also offer Prescription Assistance Programs as well.  If not, then contact the maker of the medication that your teen has been prescribed and you can go directly through them usually for free medication with a prescription for lower income families.  There are ways, trust me!  Good Luck!  If you need any further information or need any help finding this informaiton just contact me, no problem.
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Im not sure where you are in the world but where I live they have the medicaid program which is available in almost every state in the continental U.S my wife was on it and my son is now they covered all of her necessary medical and his as well hopefully this info helps some please let me know i would appreciate it
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Depending on where you are in VT...  Northern area we have Adelphia Powerlink (high priced!!!!), Verizon DSL (not available in areas where you are more than 3 miles from a phone substation so very limited availability - my brother lives in So. Burlington and can't get DSL), and then dial-up.\n\nSouthern part of the state offers Verizon DSL, Adelphia, Dial-up and VT Tel DSL which seems affordable but isn't available up north so I only know what I've seen in ads.\n\nDial-up service is quite good in VT (at least around here), but for me Adephia is the best way to go because I work from home and am online the majority of the day so with phone time plus the internet service charge, Adelphia and dial-up are not that much different and I need the speed for my website.
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Get their own insurance.  Go to the hospitals get treated work out a payment program.  Hospitals are required to treat people even if they are indigent so us taxpayers pick up the bill anyway
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Healthy New York\nA New York state program, available on a direct pay basis to sole proprietors, the self-employed, small businesses, and employees whose employer does not offer insurance. \nProgram information & eligibility: Visit the Healthy New York web site. \nCDPHP Healthy NY Rates: See monthly rates by county.\nSummary of Benefits: View the Healthy New York Benefits Summary \nContact CDPHP: Sole proprietors and groups may contact the CDPHP small business department at 1-800-993-7299 or by E-Mail for information. Individuals should contact the member services department at 1-800-777-2273 or by E-Mail .\n\n:> peace
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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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RAY; IT MAY BE A POSSIBILITY, AS I AM EMPLOYED BY A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION OF VERMONT, AND IS FUNDED BY FEDERAL GRANTS... LET ME CONTACT MY MAIN OFFICE, TO SEE IF I CAN OBTAIN ANY INFO TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION....\n                                         DAVID \n                                   EMAIL:YCLIPPER283@VERIZON.NET
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These programs are offered by the state that you live in.  Since you did not indicate your state, you can visit the link below, which takes you to the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services. \n\nIn section 1 click on your state, and in section 2 click on "State Medical Assistance Office," leaving the rest of the sections blank. This will display the Medicaid office for your state, which should be able to advise you on all available health insurance programs and eligibility requirements (including Medicaid and/or CHIP).
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There is a lower costing health insurance called KChip that is just for children. I don't know if it is just available in my state of Kentucky but you could type it in the search engine and they might have something similiar in FL for you.
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Most Heath Plans offer Mental health services.\n\nHarvard Pilgrim Health\n\nBlue Cross Blue shield\n\nMany Health plans are Geographic Based.\n\nContact Kaiser and tell them that you are relocating, If you are working for the same company...they will help you locate alternate plans that are available in Texas. \n\nTry this Link:\n\nhttps://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?FS=local&S=1&Type=health&InsuranceType=&Zip=&ZipCode=&Refby=604075&PID=&AID=&ovmkt=&Click_ID=\n\nIt is a comparison of Health Providers in the state of Texas.\n\nBe certain to read any fine print.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nMav
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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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i dont know much about the ontario system, but generally 2-tier healthcare is a lot cheaper because you dont have all the hypochondriacs running straight to a specialist making +300k a year everytime they have a little ache or pain, and then having a lot of high tech expensive tests. they have to go to a primary care physician or nurse practitioner or whatever equivalent is first and get a referral who are much cheaper to see and solve a lot of the problems without having to move up to the next step.
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You'll want to see a county health department.  They can get you in with a doctor for little or nothing, depending on their programs.  Also, you could check into community health centers.  We have one here that bases the cost for services on your income.  County health department may do the same thing.
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Yes.  However, you may find that many states have a program for medical assistance to poor families which goes by a different name than "medicaid".  You should call your state department of health and human services to check.
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I'm not sure if there are specific plans for people of Cuban Heritage but Free Health Care is available for children from families who meet financial guidelines.