What is Medicaid?

Medicaid is a Social Security program that provides healthcare for qualifying families or individuals. Its primary beneficiaries are usually people with low income, including the elderly and families living well below the poverty line. Children under the age of 19 who cannot provide for themselves are also often allowed to collect Medicaid benefits. While it is a federal program, each individual state is allowed to decide what qualifies for benefits, set payment rates, and to determine which services Medicaid will provide.

If you have had your Medicaid application denied or would like assistance with your application, the knowledgeable Indiana Medicaid lawyers at Hankey Marks & Crider, can help you through this process. Contact us at (317) 634-8565 to learn more about how our experienced Social Security lawyers can help you.

Qualifying for Medicaid in Indiana

In Indiana, Medicaid eligibility is often difficult to determine because of the numerous aspects of your life that need to be considered. Your eligibility for Medicaid benefits will be based on many factors, including:

• Income
• Family size
• Medical Needs
• Age

Indiana has Medicaid programs that are designed to help people who are in different situations. Once you qualify, you should find the Medicaid program that is best suited to your specific needs. Our experienced Medicaid lawyers can help guide you to the correct Medicaid program for you.

Contact Us

If your Medicaid claim has been denied or you are considering applying, the Indiana Medicaid lawyers at Hankey Marks & Crider, can help you through the application or appeals process. Contact us by calling (317) 634-8565 to set up a confidential consultation concerning your situation.