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Question: From Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA:
I am 21 years old, have had diabetes for three years, and was on a public assistance program for health assistance. When I turned 21, they cut off my help. I have a seven month old daughter, and my income is very limited. Do you know of a health insurance plan that is or doesn't cost much that I would be able to get on?
Answer:
With one child to support you might be eligible for Medicaid and beyond that there is a second tier of help in all states. For children it is called the Child Health Program and there is a parallel one for adults called by different names in different states. You should call the State Department of Social Services; but be prepared for formidable application forms.
DTQ-20001005192350
Original posting 3 Nov 2000
Posted to Social Issues: Insurance/Costs
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Last Updated: Sun Jan 15 12:18:21 2006
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