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A public health insurance program for some individuals and families with low income and resources. This program covers children, pregnant women, elderly individuals, and people with disabilities. The United States federal government, as well as state and local governments, covers most or all healthcare services for individuals with access to Medicaid. Each state government administers its own Medicaid program according to federal guidelines, so Medicaid requirements and benefits can differ from one state to another. To access Medicaid, an individual or family must meet the Medicaid requirements of the state they live in.

¿Who is eligible for the Medicaid program?

Eligibility varies from state to state, but generally applicants must meet all of the following:

• Be a resident of the state where you are applying.
• Whose financial situation could be characterized as low or very low income.
• Be a U.S. citizen or certain qualified non-citizens, such as lawful permanent residents.

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It's a federal health insurance program for individuals with 65 years or older,, certain individuals with disabilities, and patients with permanent kidney failure (ESRD). The Medicare program typically covers the 80% medical and hospital expenses, to cover the 20% remaining, you can get one of our Medicare plans so you don't have to pay anything. This way, you won't have to worry about the costs of your medical treatments and can focus on your health, which is the most important thing.

The different parts of Medicare help cover specific services:

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Part A

It covers hospitalization, skilled nursing facility care, hospice care, and limited home health care services.

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Part B

Part B covers specific doctor services, outpatient care, medical supplies, and preventive services for comprehensive healthcare support.

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Part C

Helps cover the cost of prescription drugs (including many recommended vaccines or injections).

Who qualifies.

• Seniors, age 65 and older. This is a traditional retirement age, when health insurance coverage through an employer might typically end. Medicare provides health coverage at a time in life when health care and prescription drug costs tend to rise.
• Individuals with certain disabilities or end-stage renal disease. The goal is to provide health coverage to those who are unable to work due to a disability or kidney failure and, therefore, cannot obtain health coverage through an employer. Medicare ensures affordable access to care and services that might otherwise be costly.

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Obamacare

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Obamacare is the name by which the Affordable Care Act is known. (Affordable Care Act). Signed on March 23, 2010 and promoted by U.S. President Barack Obama. It is a Health Care ReformThe aim is to make health insurance more accessible and affordable for all.

Remember that the Obamacare Enrollment Period is from November 1st to January 15, 2024 Some of the insurance companies we work with for Obamacare/ACA plans are: Oscar, Ambetter, Florida Blue, Florida Blue, United Healthcare, Aetna, molina, Cigna.

Benefits of being affiliated with Obamacare:

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Preventive care, general check-ups, treatment of chronic illnesses, etc.

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Medications prescription

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Emergency Medical

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Hospitalization

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Laboratories

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Pediatrician

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Pregnancy

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Psychiatry, treatments
for addictions

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Therapies of
Rehabilitation

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Patient care
outpatient

The Affordable Care Act (ACA),popularly known as Obamacare, offers the best and most affordable health plan in Florida. Not only does it help you secure your and your family's health care future, it also takes care of your finances.  

Millions of Americans have obtained the best health coverage in Miami thanks to the insurance expansion brought about by Obamacare.

Our agency has also helped thousands of Floridians apply for Obama insurance, benefiting:

• People of limited resources.
• Families earning more than enough to qualify for Medicaid, but less to buy a private plan.
• Young people who can remain on their parents' plans until they reach 26 years of age.