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If it is an employer based insurance they are NOT allowed to exclude for pre-existing conditions if you've had previous coverage with NO gap in coverage. I'm not sure however how this applies to the medical system in the UK... I'll see if I can find any info. <br /> <br />Also, CA has a...

Honestly it all depends on the benefits in his medical coverage. It's a really difficult question to answer until you know what his coverage %'s are. There are programs that can help, but that depends on the overall family income and family size. I know my post isn't much help, but honestly...

Honestly it all depends on the benefits in his medical coverage. It's a really difficult question to answer until you know what his coverage %'s are. There are programs that can help, but that depends on the overall family income and family size. I know my post isn't much help, but honestly...

Honestly it all depends on the benefits in his medical coverage. It's a really difficult question to answer until you know what his coverage %'s are. There are programs that can help, but that depends on the overall family income and family size. I know my post isn't much help, but honestly...

Depending on her EFMP category, you will be priority on the base housing list. Just out of pure curiosity... why would you not buy at a time like this?

Depending on her EFMP category, you will be priority on the base housing list. Just out of pure curiosity... why would you not buy at a time like this?

Depending on her EFMP category, you will be priority on the base housing list. Just out of pure curiosity... why would you not buy at a time like this?

Isn't the critical care plan for things like transplants? Last time I checked here in WA, CA and OR CFers were excluded from ALL aflac policies.

Isn't the critical care plan for things like transplants? Last time I checked here in WA, CA and OR CFers were excluded from ALL aflac policies.

Isn't the critical care plan for things like transplants? Last time I checked here in WA, CA and OR CFers were excluded from ALL aflac policies.

Medicaid is state based so you would need to make sure you are asking a question like this of someone in your state, or call the phone number on the back of your medicaid card. As far as medicare goes, if they were to cover dermatology, they certainly do not cover 100%.

Medicaid is state based so you would need to make sure you are asking a question like this of someone in your state, or call the phone number on the back of your medicaid card. As far as medicare goes, if they were to cover dermatology, they certainly do not cover 100%.

Medicaid is state based so you would need to make sure you are asking a question like this of someone in your state, or call the phone number on the back of your medicaid card. <br /> <br />As far as medicare goes, if they were to cover dermatology, they certainly do not cover 100%.

Nikki, does your job require you to be AT work or can you work from home at all? If you can work from home at all, you need to submit a WRITTEN disability accomodation request for them to modify your work location to your home. if you wanna chat more about it email me, services@dafcf.org

Nikki, does your job require you to be AT work or can you work from home at all? If you can work from home at all, you need to submit a WRITTEN disability accomodation request for them to modify your work location to your home. if you wanna chat more about it email me, services@dafcf.org

Nikki, does your job require you to be AT work or can you work from home at all? If you can work from home at all, you need to submit a WRITTEN disability accomodation request for them to modify your work location to your home. if you wanna chat more about it email me, services@dafcf.org

How much coverage did you get missy? I sent them an email the day you posted this (monday I think) and nothing yet....

How much coverage did you get missy? I sent them an email the day you posted this (monday I think) and nothing yet....

How much coverage did you get missy? I sent them an email the day you posted this (monday I think) and nothing yet....

@ stressed, if it is clear that someone meets the CF impairment listings, then I personally recommend AGAINST getting a lawyer since they get 25% of your backpay up to $6000. However, if you've got a complicated case it might be worth it. are you looking to get your girls on SSI? Email me if...