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 If my insurance is being sued by the person i hit,will i have to pay any money outta my pocket?
Or will the insurance cover the lawsuit?...


 If you are taken to a hospital against your wishes, should you be forced to pay the bills?
While at a medical facility awaiting a pre-job physical, I experienced some extreme anxiety and nervousness. The nurse/attendant taking my blood pressure asked me if I wanted her to call an ...


 Average Cost of Homeowner's Insurance for a home..?
that is appraised at 169,000 and bought for 166,000?...


 My partner is going away on a stag weekend any ideas for insurance that covers this?
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 Declined health insurance offered by HR,premiums still deducted from paystub?
I started work with a firm 2 years back. At that time they offered health insurance which I declined. ( I still have that email). Inspite of that they kept deducting the premium from my paystub. U...


 Am i still eligible for unemployment?
about month ago my job went out of business. so i go a new job but i was fired about 3 week into it. is it still possible for me to get unemployment benefits....


 I need help deciding on Supplement Insurance for medicare looking at Humana?
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 Is a health insurance salesman a good paying job?
If so, what market and what company. Is united american a reputable company?...


 Insurance payment problems?
I keep having problems with payments supposedly not showing up at my insurance company. This only happens when I don't send it certified mail, but sending it certified mail can be costly and ...


 Can someone recommend a good renter's insurance provider?
Need to get some renter's insurance on a house in the peninsula (CA). Looking for a reputable and cost effective online or offline provider....


 How can i get car insurance after non pay ?
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 Insurance for Independent Contractors?
If I hire on Independent Contractors for a housekeeping business do they legally HAVE to have their own liablilty insurance? If they sign a contract stating they are responisble for this does this ...


 So i work at a hospital now im 17 and i got insurance there if i get invisilign wil it cover?
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 Where can I get information about workmans' compensation for job related injuries?
I was injured on my last job, and I would like to know if I qualify for workmans comp. insurance payments while I am out of work. I feel that my injury was incurred on the job, and I feel that I ...


 What does it mean to be bonded?
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 Blue Cross Blue Shield? What are your experiences with them?
I'm trying to decide on a health insurance company. What are your experiences with Blue Cross Blue Shield positive or negative? Thanks....


 How can I look up insurance policies?
My Mother has pased on and we know there were several whole life policies.
The max premium was paid up over fifteen years ago and the actual policy and numbers could not be found....


 How do I file an insurance claim for my roof?
The damage occurred appx. 6 weeks ago, will this affect my claim and my rates?...


 On a medical card (medicaid) can a boyfriend be on it or does it have to be a spouse?
I am not sure if we can get it together?...


 Can a beneficiary of a money market account agree to pay 3500 on funeral and keep 6500 or keep whole 10,000?
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Jim
Who is eligible for Medicare and Medicaid?
I am 63 years old, and I have a pretty good private insurance plan. However, other seniors keep asking me if I have Medicare. I know absolutely nothing about Medicare and Medicaid. Is eligibility based upon age, or income, or both?
                     
 




Susan C
Most US citizens get Medicare Part A for free when they turn 65 (or if disabled). You then get the option to pay $88 a month for Part B (which you do). This will cover 80% of most medical procedures, hospital stays, and doctor visits. The other 20% gets paid by you, unless you get a supplemental insurance policy which I would highly recommend. If you have private insurance or an HMO through your retirement (check to see if they will drop you when you turn 65) Medicare becomes the primary and they become the secondary. If you don't have to pay for that coverage, keep it. If you do, or they will drop you at 65, or your insurance doesn't come with retirement, look into a supplemental policy about 6 months before you turn 65.

Medicaid is Welfare health care for the severely impoverished. You must have very limited assets to qualify. They will pay for your doctor bills, prescriptions, and long term care facility, but they want you to be completely broke, and if you own a house they will put a lein on it. Stay away from Medicaid if you can afford to.

Hope that helps. Contact an insurance company in your area that offer supplements about 6 months from your 65th b-day and get quotes. Go with one that the agent provides and processes your claims. Much easier for you in the later years when you may not be able to deal with the paperwork. State Farm, Bankers Life & Casualty, Mutual of Omaha those are some of the big ones.


chocolatelover
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65 for medicare. any age for medicaid as long as you have absolutely nothing.


Good♥Gyrl
You're eligible, GENERALLY, if you're at least 65 and have worked (paid into Medicare) for at least 10 years prior to age of 65/retirement. You would need to consult a Medicare analyst or your local office for specifics, as there are exceptions to every rule.
Go to: www.medicare.gov

As far as Medicaid is concerned, this is for low income people, not just seniors. You can apply if you're 65 or older (what they consider 'aged'), but you must also meet income limits. You can consult your local Department of Job and Family Services for more info.


insuranceguytx
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You won't be eligible for Medicare until age 65 unless you are disabled.

If you are (almost) flat broke, Medicaid will pay your medical bills but you may never own significant assets or savings again.

Visit www.medicare dot gov and consult an attorney about Medicaid eligibility.


Conrey
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After reaching 65 you will be asked by the SS office if you want Medicare, you have an amount deducted from your SS check each month. If you do not have liquid assets like stock, retirement fund etc., and make less than $1,123 per mo. and Medicare does not pay all of your Dr. or Hospital bill and according to the state plan you live in you can have MEDICADE pay the balance. Works out pretty good if you have high insurance premium, this premium on Medicare is less than 100.00 a mo. Hope this helps.


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