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Old 04-03-2010, 02:42 AM #21
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Once you are accepted for SSDI, you will be eligible for Medicare 2 years after the date that they recognize that your disability began.

In the interim, you may be eligible for Medicaid which is administered by your state. In my state, I would be eligible after I paid a $9000 deductible.

Insurance for the disabled is not automatic.
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