what happens when you move to another county and have medicaid?
466737
Go to the new county's social service /medicaid office and have it transfered. Within the same state it should be no problem, and unless things have changed the cards won't be forwarded to you unless you go in and have it transfered.
858262
Forever. If you move from place to place they go to a central registry until you find a new doctor and he will then 'request' them. They will follow you wherever you go.\nYou have an NHS number and that relates to your medical file and any treatment you may have or need. It will all be recorded in your file for the next doctor to see any illnesses you may have had which may affect any medication he wants to give you.
553565
Medicaid is run by the state.  Usually you have to call the medicaid office nearest you.  If you are unable to go in for an appointment with them, they can sometimes do phone appointments, or come to your house.  If you can't locate all the documents they need to process your application, they will help you.  If you go to the hospital ER for your kidney stones, the hospital will get your medicaid application going.
533909
In addition to your county health department you might also want to check with you state health department. Calling the social work department of your hospital can help. Good luck.
725774
You should still get tested, and the doctor can call you about the results after you move.  If you need to get treated, you can find a doctor near your area and ask your previous doctor to fax over your records to the new doctor.\n\nIt doesn't hurt to call your doctor to tell them your situation too, and see what can be done.
52190
Apparently NY has expanded Medicaid and is relying on counties to pay for it. \n\nThat must really suck!
304756
Usually, the school district will want the students to start attending the other district you moved into.  To avoid this, you can always get a Post office box (in the old district) and use that as your permanent address/mailing address.  Start driving the kids to school if you want to keep them in the same district.\n\nAt the beginning of the year, my husband and I were staying with my parents for a couple months until our house was available to move into.  Because of that, we were in a different school district but we still drove our daughter to school every morning (15 minutes away) so she wouldn't have to change schools or miss any school.  We moved back into the district but to avoid any problems, we kept a mailing address in the old district even while we were gone.
349368
Depends on whether or not you live in a community property state.
584642
Check with your County Attorney.
130170
File in the county that is convenient for YOU.
591766
Depends on which state you live
854518
yes there are ... i just moved from there... what you need to do is go online and look at the home page of medicaid.. type in ur city and ur state... if you don't have a computer call the 1800 on medicaid.
28050
Depends on what state you live in.  The cost of living varies from state to state, so the amount of benifits you will recieve will vary as well.
530831
I don't know if you CAN transfer. NC may have different standards for qualifying than does MO.\n\nI'd check with the NC department that administers Medicaid.
1177300
Florida Medicaid will not pay for out-of-state labwork.\n\nSorry.
659303
Not directly.  You may be able to file a motion in the original county to move the case (called change of venue) to a different county.  The rules on when you can do this and the reasons allowed vary from state to state.  \n\nUsing California law, a motion to change venue will not be granted if either parent and/or the children remain in the original county; unless the parent wanting the change can show extraordinary compelling reasons. \n\nIf both parents have moved from the original county, the courts are more likely to move the case to the county where the children actually have been living, since more information about the children is likely to be found there.
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You file where you reside.