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Christall
Asked October 2017
What happens if you are receiving Medicaid based on disability and low income and do not need any help from any agency?
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igloo572
Oct 2017
Chris - you need to provide a bit more information as to your situation.
Are you younger, so not Medicare eligible?
So your getting Medicaid due to SSDI?
10/11/2017 12:28:22
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Are you younger, so not Medicare eligible?
So your getting Medicaid due to SSDI?