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CL52116
Asked May 2016
With the new Medicare laws and approaching age 65. What should I do?
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What should you do and how should you go about? also is there an income limit to apply?
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I am not familiar with any new Medicare laws. Could you be more specific?
Or do you mean Medicaid? Each State manages their own Medicaid programs, thus there could be states that have new rules and regulations.
05/03/2016 12:04:40
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Or do you mean Medicaid? Each State manages their own Medicaid programs, thus there could be states that have new rules and regulations.