Health Care Coverage for Persons with Disabilities, Access to Long-Term Care: Know Your Options, Compare Home and Community Based Long Term Care Programs.

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People with disabilities have access to publicly funded medical coverage through Medicaid and Medicare. Medicaid covers people with low income and resources.

There are two types of Medicaid for seniors and people with disabilities: Aged and Disabled (AD) Care Medicaid and the Medicare Savings Program.

To qualify for SSI-related Medicaid, you must have countable income that is $1,255 per month or less ($1,704 or less for couples). For ...

You could also be eligible based on age, disability, or blindness. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) will review your application to ...

The State Disability Assistance Program (SDA) provides cash assistance. You could be eligible if you are an adult with a disability.

In general, those receiving SSD benefits are eligible for Medicare, and those receiving SSI benefits are eligible for Medicaid. If you have questions, ...

When you apply for Freedom to Work, you must have countable income at or below $3,138 per month. Your countable income includes most of your unearned income and ...

Have a disability? You may qualify no matter your age. Typically, if you qualify for supplemental security income (SSI), then you automatically qualify for ...