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MEDICAID/TITLE XIX
Medicaid Attorney serving the State of Connecticut
Medicaid, or Title XIX, is a federal program that provides healthcare benefits to a wide variety of people. This includes uninsured individuals with low income, certain children and disabled individuals, pregnant women, and senior citizens who need care from a nursing home. Qualifying for Medicaid can be difficult, as benefit recipients must meet strict financial eligibility requirements. It's tricky to keep these requirements straight, as each state manages its own Medicaid program while the federal government sets policies and contributes to the state Medicaid fund. Through this program, mistakes, delays, and denials are common; often, enlisting the help of an experienced Medicaid attorney is the best way to obtain the benefits to which you are entitled.
A Medicaid attorney is a legal professional who specializes in the complexities of the Medicaid program. Our professionals represent eligible people who have been denied coverage in obtaining their legal rights to benefits. If you have been denied benfits, or if your application has been stalled in the system and is not being reviewed quickly enough, we can help by filing an appeal on your behalf.
Do You Have Questions About Medicaid?
Understanding every detail of the Medicaid program can be extremely challenging, especially when you are distracted by the pressures of caring for a loved one and financial issues. Our Medicaid attorneys can help you with the following questions:
- What Benefits Does Medicaid Offer? Medicaid provides financial support and healthcare coverage to anyone requiring significant medical care. This assistance can be used to help pay for medical treatments, nursing home care, and more.
- Who Qualifies for Medicaid? To be eligible for Medicaid assistance, an individual must have less than $2,000 in assets, and must not exceed a set monthly income gap. Spousal income or assets are not considered.
- How Can We Obtain Medicaid Assistance? It can be difficult to obtain Medicaid benefits; even minor errors or oversights can disqualify you or delay your response. Enlisting the help of a Medicaid attorney is vital.
- What Happens if I'm Denied Medicaid Benefits? There are many reasons your application might be denied: these reasons can include paperwork errors, prohibited asset transfers, or excess income. If your request has been denied and you still believe you are eligible for benefits, our team of Medicaid attorneys can help you appeal the decision.
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If you or a loved one are eligible for Medicaid benefits,
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to Pilicy, Ryan & Ward, P.C. today! Our professional Medicaid attorneys serve the entire state of Connecticut. Let us advocate for your family to get you the assistance that you need.