Medicaid primer 40 states and DC offer Medicaid coverage under current federal guidelines that provide benefits expanded to people with income up to 138% of federal poverty level. Ten Republican led states do not offer this expanded Medicaid coverage. The rate of uninsured people in these states is twice as high as in other states. One state, Georgia, offers Medicaid only with work requirements. That program is a dismal failure, covering less than 1% of the low income people in the state who need medical coverage.
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Work requirements in Medicaid risk creating unnecessary administrative burdens and increasing costs for states without achieving their intended goals. Evidence shows that these requirements often result in coverage loss for hardworking Americans, such as care givers, rural residents, people with disabilities, and older adults, who face barriers to meeting monthly documentation mandates. Programs like Medicaid already support individuals in maintaining employment by providing access to critical healthcare. By Mara Youdelman, David Machledt, and Emma Parker-Newton, MPA https://lnkd.in/ed3qstri
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‼️This. I hear it all the time. The LTC planning industry has to muster some innovative messaging strategies and possibly partner with state and federal agencies to spread the word that Medicare and health insurance do not cover long term care. I love that Joanne Giardini-Russell is on TikTok trying to do just that. Follow her. 🔥We also need more employers offering long term care plans. One solution to slow the spread of this five alarm fire to future generations has to involve employers in a one to many approach. One more time for those in the back: Medicare and health insurance do not cover long term care. It’s an out-of-pocket expense until you drain most of your assets. You will find that out when your parents or other family members need care.
In our TikTok work talking Medicare... 👉 THIS is such a frequent comment: "My Father in law receives $1700 in social security and we’re being told it’s too much to receive Medicaid!! He has Humana and bc/bs. He needs full time help but we’re told it’s all out of pocket!" People really, really do assume that Medicare will pay for everything. With massive aging still to come in our population - Not good. Todd Wolfe ChFC, CLTC Noel Evans Marc Glickman, FSA, CLTC
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Discover the little-known information about Medicaid rules for married couples. Since 1989, Medicaid spouses no longer have to reach poverty levels in order to qualify. Learn about the Monthly Maintenance Needs Allowance and how it allows spouses to maintain a certain level of income while still qualifying for Medicaid coverage. Find out how this rule change can impact your financial planning and healthcare decisions for elderly loved ones. Read the FULL article here: https://bit.ly/3J877m1
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In Florida, if parents in a 3-person family make over $7,128/year, they are unable to qualify for Medicaid under the state's extremely low income threshold. The graph below is from page 8 of FPI's newly-updated Medicaid chartbook. Click the link below to learn more and view the full chartbook 👇 https://lnkd.in/evNgtZwy
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US counties with the greatest social and economic disadvantages are least likely to have access to #MedicareAdvantage plans with star ratings above 3.5. And since rebates and bonuses are often tied to star ratings, beneficiaries likely don't have access to all the supplemental benefits that could make a difference for them. All this from a new study out of NYU. The study's authors would like to see area-level vulnerability factored into star ratings, or for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to incentivize higher-quality plans expanding their plans to disadvantaged areas. #Medicare #healthinsurance
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April is #MedicaidAwarenessMonth! Learn how Medicaid is impacting the lives of millions of children and adults: https://hubs.la/Q02rHnMK0
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In Florida, Medicaid's homestead rules are quite favorable. Homes with equity under $650,000 aren't considered assets, making it easier for many to qualify without extra legal steps. If your home has more equity, there are still strategies to help you meet requirements. This provision helps many Floridians protect their most valuable asset—their home. Reach out to learn how you can take advantage of this rule.
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Medicaid is more than a program—it’s a lifeline for millions of low-income families, children, seniors, and people with disabilities. Proposals like block grants and per capita caps are not solutions—they’re cuts in disguise. These changes would slash funding, restrict access, and jeopardize care for those who need it most. Now more than ever, we must stand up to protect Medicaid and ensure it continues to provide vital health care to underserved communities. Reporting by The New York Times Sarah Kliff and Noah Weiland. #ProtectMedicaid #HealthCareForAll #HealthEquity
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