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Extra hours, now I am over the amount! I just had reconstructive on 8/12/2025! I can lower my hours, but I need to see my oncologist in October, I need my meds! I am so stressed out😢😢
I also have Medicaid, and just got recertified for the next year. Why are you losing Medicaid? I am semi-retired so I'm basically "poor". maybe take a leave from your job for a few months to qualify for Medicaid.? The exchange also has some decent plans with low payments.
@A MyBCTeam Member Both Medicaid and Medicare are very strict about the amount of hours you work. I had to retire shortly after being diagnosed in 2021. I wanted to keep working but I was too ill to continue being a caregiver. I began treatment immediately. I tried to work but my boss said that it was too dangerous (physically), I couldn't lift my patients and transfer them safely anymore. I was a "liability". I lost Medicaid because I turned 65 and have "aged out". I appealed 2x and lost. I was panicking and didn't know how I was going to pay for treatment. My oncologist said they would continue to treat me and that I set up a payment plan each month. It probably took me close to a year to finally get health insurance that I could afford. I'm still paying my doctor bill each month. I don't pay a lot but as long as I pay something it shows them my good faith that I will honor my word. Most people will work something out with you if pay a little bit. Don't be afraid. Get in there and get the answers you need @A MyBCTeam Member. Good luck! Sending prayers your way!🤠👍🙏🏻🤗❤️
First, take a deep breath - there are several options available to help you continue your breast cancer treatment. Start by speaking with the financial counselor or social worker at your hospital or cancer center. They can help explore alternative coverage options and resources specifically for your situation.
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Sheila, perhaps you can explain this.
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