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Medicare and Medicaid

  1. When does the patient’s eligibility for Medicaid or Medicare benefits start?

  2. How long must I wait for my Medicare Card?

  3. How long must I wait for Medicaid?

  4. Where do I apply for Medicaid?

  5. If a new law is changing how Medipass works?

  6. What will happen if I am switched to and HMO?

  7. What should I do?
  8. Can I get back into Medipass if I get switched to and HMO?
  9. Whom can I contact to ask questions?

  10. Does this change apply to Medicaid consumers in the following Florida counties?

  11. In Florida, If I am disabled and a Medicare recipient , can a physician legally charge me more than Medicare will allow?

  12. So, if I am in an accident , what should I do?

  13. Does Florida law define me as a Medicare recipient?

  14. If I become a  Plaintiff, and I am a Medicare Beneficiary and sustain injury, who is liable for damages including the amounts that treating physicians charged under contract/letters of protection?

  15. How can a physician go about legally charging me more than Medicare will pay?

  16. So, how would this work out in an accident case involving a Medicare Beneficiary?

  17. How do courts limit these recoveries from physicians in Florida?

  18. So, are there limits on Medicare’s recovery of health insurance benefit payments made on my behalf if I have available Liability or Workers, Compensation insurance available and my case has not yet settled?