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In reply to the discussion: 'I'm really scared': Elderly and disabled Californians with more than $2,000 could lose Medi-Cal [View all]choie
(5,535 posts)36. That's not true at all.
NY's asset test is over $32,000 for one person.
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'I'm really scared': Elderly and disabled Californians with more than $2,000 could lose Medi-Cal [View all]
demmiblue
Thursday
OP
Think most states have a cruel/criminal $2000 or so cap. Unfortunately, if she loses Medicaid, that $8000 will be
Silent Type
Thursday
#4
How could anyone think that.having $2000 enables a person to pay medical bills.
madaboutharry
Thursday
#5
please note : i am on medi cal and that $ 2000 t limit on assets has been on the books for years .
AllaN01Bear
Thursday
#6
I think most states have the same limit. But as to why it's being regurgitated:
marybourg
Thursday
#12
my male heath caare worker was on medical until a whle ago and was cut off because he
AllaN01Bear
Thursday
#24
Yes, hospice is Medicare. No income or asset test. Everyone on Medicare is eligible
marybourg
Friday
#56
This is BS, The Real Discussion Needs to be "WHEN DO WE GET UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE?"
groundloop
Thursday
#28