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leapinglizards Asked November 2017
I received money this month I will report to Medicaid: will that affect this month's eligibility or next?
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How do I report this? Since I got the money this month and last month received the Medicaid? And if this means losing the Medicaid - will this month still be covered? I had to go to the ER in an ambulance last week. If I have the bills come back on me I have no means to pay for them. I understand I have to tell them, but can you tell me if this month's bills would be affected by this being given this month. I cannot afford an elder law attorney.
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vegaslady Nov 2017
Lump sum payment vs regular ongoing income, source? It all makes a difference. We can't answer without details. Just report it and see what happens. You're still on Medicaid this month too?
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BarbBrooklyn Nov 2017
How much money are you talking about, Leaping? Bumping this up so that you get an answer.
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