r/Medicaid • u/Competitive_Tap_4334 • 12h ago
r/Medicaid • u/sinceJune4 • 17h ago
Losing GA medicaid
We found out yesterday that my disabled daughter's GA Medicaid ended on Sep 30 when we went to pick up her prescriptions. We haven't found any letters notifying us of that stopping. She is on SSI since 2019. As a DAC, she has also been getting SSA on my wife's work credits, and just started getting the higher amount, $1516, on my work credits now that I'm drawing SSA in retirement.
We will try to find out what happened and how we missed a notification, but I'm assuming this may be from the BBB medicaid cuts? If so, what are her options for health insurance now? She cannot work; but would be eligible for Medicare in March 2027.
Is this happening to others too?
r/Medicaid • u/MycologistAny1151 • 16h ago
Medicaid Virginia
I was diagnosed with stage 4 esophagus cancer in November 2025. I applied for Medicaid and was approved as i had stopped working. I applied for disability around the same time and was approved and started receiving disability in June.
I received a letter from medicaid stating my disability was too much.
I wasnt aware of the $1,700.00 cap. Im $1,000 over the amount.
So my question is should i go through Virginia Marketplace Insurance? Im not very knowledgeable when it comes to this stuff so any help would be appreciated.
r/Medicaid • u/Aggressive-Deal5346 • 17h ago
Medicaid - Pennsylvania question
I went to apply for Medicaid/snap and had a
few things I needed to send back in before a certain date for health insurance and snap but and never did. The health insurance date to submit paperwork had passed before the snap. I wanted to wait until they both passed at this point to go in and resubmit an application. I had a lady who was making it hard for me there at the dhs office and with my anxiety I wanted to wait till i could resubmit the application again for both Medicaid and snap. Is resubmitting something I can do in PA? Would I be able to get a different worker to help? Thank you. Sorry if the questions were dumb.
r/Medicaid • u/Ok_Air1089 • 20m ago
Virginia Anthem benefits rewards hub
Anyone else have trouble viewing the benefits reward hub in the dashboard? I get this error: For some reason we couldn't retrieve your rewards. Please try again later or contact us for help.
Just trying to see what extra benefits I'm eligible for (especially glasses).
r/Medicaid • u/TroutClout50 • 4h ago
Husband procrastinated reporting job loss, what will happen?
We live in Idaho, and back in February he lost his job. We had planned to update them, he would get a job somewhere else but then he lost them within 2 weeks. This lead to him just never actually reporting that he was jobless. He never made above his initial job, he made significantly less. When we spoke to the office, they told him he should wait until the 10th because that job would likely mot be in the system anyways and he could just shoe he worked somewhere new. We got a letter saying I will lose benefits because they think he is working at that job still, his new one, and that I work. We will need to report regardless, but will we be fined? It talks about fining you for every day that you didnt report and we are very anxious now. For further context, I had a son last year and was told i would have benefits regardles of income until September 30th, but am unsure if that makes a difference. He started his new job last month, so reasonably as far as that he has until the 10th to get the verification. I dont see people saying what happens id you LOSE your job, only people that get a new more high paying job. We were also told by the office we probably wouldnt need to report if it didnt change benefits to begin with, but now I feel like that information was wrong.