Medicare DEBT!?! They WANT their MONEY! | PLUS LIVE Q&A with Dr. Ed
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former Social Security Manager, EXPLAINS why and how people go into debt to Medicare!
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Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former Social Security District Manager; Former Family Services Specialist, Department of Social Services; Former Marine Corps Sergeant; University Adjunct Professor. Dr. Ed is one of the most experienced government benefits experts in the country and in his (semi)retirement, he has made hundreds of RUclips videos in order to help seniors, the disabled, survivors, retirees, disabled children, spouses, and others in every state get the benefits they need!
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This is such a valuable benefit for all of us to have personal questions answered in real time. Grateful, thank you so much -
I have SSI and Medicaid (since 2017) and was in Nursing Home Nursing Home (2 1/2 yrs 2019-2021) but now Home w/caregiver also bedridden. I just turned 62 in May. I am getting Divorced Spouse Benefits but desperately need Medicare (Special Plan ?) I am not getting the Medical Care I need. I live in a small town and NO Doctor takes Medicaid in this area. How or what to do???
* now I am bedridden
Are you eligible to apply for Social Security disability in addition to having SSI? If not then I assume that you would have to purchase private insurance through the Affordable Care act. But maybe Dr Weir knows a different solution.
I will take you in if you are sincere. And I will throw you out if you're a
narcissist.
How about a list of references codes when ppl go to ssa
You can get them yourself on ssa.gov POMS by typing in what you're looking for. Easy to do.
Married 2004 but my husband has left us 2006. Nobody knows where he is. I receive partial social security from him. How can i divorce him if i don’t know where he is now. It’s 20 years now. And is there any veteran benefit i can get ?
I have a disabled brother can he switch to medicare at 65. He has been disable since childhood and on my parents ' record. ?
Please double-check your answer to the query at 55:22. You suggested a split strategy, but the husband is 12 years older than the wife and he is intending to file at FRA. He will be collecting benefits by the time she is 62. If she files then, doesn't she have to file for everything she is entitled to at that time including spousal benefit (deemed filing)?
She can file for hers and then wait until she is her full retirement age to file on his record for the full 50%.
Does it matter how long you were married and/or divorced to get spouse benefits?
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I'm receiving disability income,snap, Medicare and Medicaid. What other benefits would I be eligible for?
Please watch the video I just did a couple of days ago.
My son receives disability and somehow he had his snap benefits cancelled. You DO NOT automatically qualify for SNAP benefits because you are disabled. It is a LIE .
@@nancysellard6157you still have to meet income guidelines for your particular State, in order to qualify for SNAP benefits. Each COLA increase, will eventually get you taken off of SNAP, eventually, depending on deductions. Earned income, can also help increase your SNAP benefit amount.
There is also a difference between if your son is receiving SSI or SSDI and the amount he receives each month.
SSI disability
Dr Ed why do you have to pay back an overpayment of your own money if they paid you over for a year what happens to that money.
Since there's actually no account with our individual names on them, it's truly not, "our" money. People don't seem to understand that.
Money you received from an accident claim, then medicare wants part of it. Put a lien against your judgement.
Yes... I mispronounced "lien"...just before the LIVE I was reading the most popular names this year and I noticed Liam was the #1 boy's name (Olivia for girls)...and somehow my brain kept trying to pronounce it like that...(actually pronounced like "lean"...). Thanks to those that pointed it out!
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I have Medicare, under $1500 a month if I get Medicare can they put a lien on my house
I mean medicaid
@@user-os7ci5gi1t That is for people in nursing homes.
That's mostly a nursing home thing.