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As an expert in Medicare supplemental insurance, I can help you decide which plan is best for you. If you are turning 65 or your rates are just too high, let me shop for you and give you your options. I can also assist the under-65 for their health insurance options. Please include the State you live in.
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Hi Tara. I understand your frustration. You may want to inquire about SLMB and/or QDWI. These would be the next categories of help if your resources are too high. Also, to help with your prescriptions
Hi Teresa. Wow, big move from NV to Mass. It seems that Mass. Gen. will take most insurances, according to their website. I would suggest calling AARP UnitedHealthcare @ 800-547-5514 to inquire about
Belinda, here are some things I found: On July 1, 2008, Texas Medicaid finally approved bariatric surgery (Lap Band and Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass) for their patients, as long as it is provided by a
Hi John. It's good to see you have your 'thinking cap' on. Unfortunately, Health Reform won't include LTC waiving pre-existing conditions, only health insurance. Due to political pressure, the CLASS
Sven, thank you for the question. First of all, you may be able to apply for them yourself for Medicaid through this website - http://www.dcf.state.fl.us/programs/access/medicaid.shtml#ad There may
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