You only need to sign up for ObamaCare’s Health Insurance Marketplace (or another source) if you don’t have coverage through your employer or Medicare.

Medicaid can require re-enrollment to prove you are still eligible. Contact your state Medicaid department. While you won’t have to re-enroll in Medicaid during open enrollment. You can re-apply or re-enroll at any time of the year. Usually you’ll be prompted to “re-prove” your eligibility.

Anyone under 65 who is the head of the household can get an ObamaCare policy that is eligible for cost assistance.

There is no law that defines what age a doctor can take patients at. If a doctor accepts Medicare and is qualified, then they can take Medicare patients.

Section 5507 allotted a grant for home healthcare from 2010 to 2012. Also some of the Medicare cuts affect home health care.

The Marketplace allows families to get lower costs making early retirement easier. To find out if you qualify for cost assistance you’ll look at your household Modified Adjusted Gross Income of you and your dependents. You’ll then compare that amount to the Federal Poverty Level.

Everyone who is under 65 qualifies for ObamaCare based on income, period. When you leave your job or lose your coverage you’ll be eligible for a Special Enrollment Period.

All private insurance that qualifies as Major Medical coverage must offer the cost sharing and benefits of a bronze plan.

Being 65 or older you don’t qualify for Marketplace cost assistance, being a resident Alien you may not qualify for Medicare subsidies, but you can still buy Medicare.

Anyone you claim as a dependent is factored into the Shared Responsibility Payment. Being disabled and having no income, he should have qualified for Medicare or Medicaid, those would have counted as Minimum Essential Coverage and allowed you to avoid the fee.

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