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Ok so I just read here is the difference. Right now pregnant women and children 6 and under at 133% of the poverty line get medicaid. Children above that can't get it unless at 100% of poverty line. Adults with no children do not get medicaid at all. Not sure about income limit for adults I'm pretty sure it's not 100% since adults with older children on medicaid can't get it. But after the expansion it will be 133% for all. Not sure if eligible you'll be required to pay a portion or not.
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Thank you for the info!!! Both my kids get full MA && I did too until BD started paying his CS again, so now my Share of Cost is almost $700 a month......my income, about $11,000 a yr., is definitelybelow poverty line for a family of 3, so I am hoping with the changes it reduces my costs significantly so that I can get routine health care && counseling for my PTSD, Anxiety, && Depression...I am hoping this change truly does make health care affordable for all...maybe even free for us poor families

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So essentially I will be eligible for "free" MA instead of a Share Of Cost? (annual household income approx. $11,000 for family of 3)
Quoting littlelamb303:
The obamacare plan is going to raise the income level for medicaid up to 29k, so if you make up to that, you will qualify for it. Anyone over 30k is going to be offered low cost premiums. This is what I have read.
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Yes most likely. Don't want to say for sure though cause they are constantly changes things but if it remains as it with the exception of income eligibility then yes.
Quoting flprincessmom:
So essentially I will be eligible for "free" MA instead of a Share Of Cost? (annual household income approx. $11,000 for family of 3)
Quoting littlelamb303:
The obamacare plan is going to raise the income level for medicaid up to 29k, so if you make up to that, you will qualify for it. Anyone over 30k is going to be offered low cost premiums. This is what I have read.