how do you appeal a descision from medicaid.?
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Medicaid beneficiaries must receive “due process” whenever benefits are denied, reduced, or terminated. The Supreme Court has defined essential components of due process for Medicaid to include: prior written notice of adverse action, a fair hearing before an impartial decision-maker, continued benefits pending a final decision, and a timely decision measured from the date the complaint is first made.\n\nMedicaid also gives applicants and beneficiaries additional rights:\n\nThe right to request a fair hearing by a state agency for any individual who has been found ineligible for benefits, has been denied benefits, or whose request for services has not been acted upon with reasonable promptness.\n\n\nThe right to file an internal grievance within an MCO.\n\n\nMedicaid beneficiaries may enforce their rights in federal court through a private right of action. This refers to an individual filing suit against a state Medicaid program in federal court claiming the state is denying him or her a right guaranteed by federal law.
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You need to get on medicare and medicade, Honey. Also, you might try posting on www.favorville.com. It's a site where people ask for and do favors for each other. Please apply for medicare if you need it. Also, if you need to go to the emergency room, they have to help you, insurance or not. God bless, and you're in my prayers.
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It would have to be proven with doctors. You also need to consult a lawyer. Either way it will be a long and hard fought process and hard to win.
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keep appeling. it took my mother 5 years to get hers but finally she did and they had to pay her for the entire time she was in appeal. DONT GIVE UP. ALWAYS APPEAL because if you do finally win they MUST pay from the date the case opened.
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APPEAL ??? WHAT APPEAL ???
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It depends what you are appealing at what level-county, state, federal. In the paperwork for whatever it is you are appealing, the process should be listed. If it isn't, contact your local Legal Aid Society.
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Contact your local SSA (Social Security Administration) office. Tell them you need to sign up for SSD (Social Security for the Disabled). Depending on what state you live in, you may have to call your local Medicaid office and sign up for a program called MAD (Medicaid for the Aged & Disabled). There is a lot of paperwork, and this usually takes a long time before you see any benefits, but be patient. Good Luck!
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Write your congressman.  That is what they are there for.  They will help you.
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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.
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Call your medicaid provider an if your a vet.call the DAV.They have the answers you need it is very helpfull.
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Go to m.a. and fish. Perhaps if anyone else knew what m.a. was, you could receive the help that you request. Maybe you should pull y.h. out of y.a.
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Try calling your local hospital they maybe able to help
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There is an organization called Caring Voice.  They can be contacted on the web at CARINGVOICE.COM  Try them.
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Have you contacted your Medicaid office or Social Worker.  You should be able to get a list of providers from them.
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Frank,\nYou might try  Public aid. They maybe able to refer you to a public defender.\nTunes19572003@yahoo.com
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Unemployment appeals aren't that complicated.  To start it, all you have to do is hand write a letter with your vital information on it saying that you appeal the decision by unemployment, ie. "I appeal the decision made to deny my unemployment benefits....".  That's it to get the ball rolling.  If you can provide solid, pertinent information regarding the matter, then give it.  Otherwise, it's just that simple.
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Your local social services agency can help her see if she is qualified for free medicaid/medical care.  She may need to provide alot of paperwork and documentation, but it may mean her life in the long run.  If you can, help her work thru the process.