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A Spouse in a Nursing Home
Brochure with information regarding Florida Medicaid eligibility for spouses in nursing homes. Provides figures and information about asset restrictions.
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
Compare Medicare health plans
(Separate Website)
This tool will give you with a list of health plans near you who take Medicare. There are also descriptions of the benefits you get and other information to help you choose the plan that is best for you.
By: Medicare
Food Stamp Time Limits Who has a time limit on
getting food stamps? - Questions and Answers
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
Food Stamps and SSI for Non-Citizens ARE NON-CITIZENS ELIGIBLE FOR SSI AND FOOD STAMPS?
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
Health Report Cards
(Separate Website)
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
Help for veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and their families
(Separate Website)
Here are the answers to some questions about PTSD and disability from service that are frequently asked by veterans and their families.
By: National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress
How to represent yourself at DCAF
By: Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc. - Main Office
Is your child eligible for free health insurance Provides statistics and information regarding children's eligibility for Medicaid
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
Managed Care: rules, rights and responsibilities
(Separate Website)
Description of clients rights and responsibilities under Managed Care System
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
Medicaid - Keeping Medicaid after Welfare Transition Program Ends You and your family can get Transitional
Medicaid Assistance (TMA) for up to twelve
months if you lose your WTP due to
income from work earnings. The first six
months of TMA is available regardless of the
amount of money you earn. That means,
you and your family will remain
eligible for Medicaid for six months no
matter how much you earn. The second six
months of TMA is available if the
family?s average gross monthly earnings do
not exceed a certain limit set by the state.
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
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