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11/21/2009 8:31:48 AM
While Medicaid and Medicare sound similar, they are in fact very different programs. One of the biggest differences is Medicaid is a state governed program and Medicare is a federal governed program. Here are some other differences:
Medicaid is for low income:
Pregnant women
Children under the age of 19
People 65 and over
People who are blind
People who are disabled
People who need nursing home care
Application for Medicaid is at the State's Medicaid agency.
Medicare is for:
People 65 and over
People of any age who have kidney failure or long term kidney disease
People who are permanently disabled and cannot work
Medicare is applied for at the local Social Security office.
Some people qualify for both Medicaid and Medicare, Medicaid is sometimes used to help pay for Medicare premiums. People who qualify for both programs are called 'dual eligible'.
위에 2, 3의 답이 들어있네요. (영어로 되있으니 이해하시는데 더 도움이 되시길)
1,과 4는. 나이 47세 이시니 앞으로 18년 노후 준비 할 시간이 있으신 셈이네요. 직장이 없으시다니, 노후는 차후 일이고 지금이 걱정이시네요. 하지만 65세가 되면 아무런 재산이 없어도 SSI, food stamp 등을 받을 것이니 너무 걱정하지 마세요. 우리 위대한 미국에 살고 있지 않습니니까? "내일 일은 내일 염려하고" 오늘에 최선을 다하시면 족한 인생이 될 것입니다.
Medicaid is for low income:
Pregnant women
Children under the age of 19
People 65 and over
People who are blind
People who are disabled
People who need nursing home care
Application for Medicaid is at the State's Medicaid agency.
Medicare is for:
People 65 and over
People of any age who have kidney failure or long term kidney disease
People who are permanently disabled and cannot work
Medicare is applied for at the local Social Security office.
Some people qualify for both Medicaid and Medicare, Medicaid is sometimes used to help pay for Medicare premiums. People who qualify for both programs are called 'dual eligible'.
위에 2, 3의 답이 들어있네요. (영어로 되있으니 이해하시는데 더 도움이 되시길)
1,과 4는. 나이 47세 이시니 앞으로 18년 노후 준비 할 시간이 있으신 셈이네요. 직장이 없으시다니, 노후는 차후 일이고 지금이 걱정이시네요. 하지만 65세가 되면 아무런 재산이 없어도 SSI, food stamp 등을 받을 것이니 너무 걱정하지 마세요. 우리 위대한 미국에 살고 있지 않습니니까? "내일 일은 내일 염려하고" 오늘에 최선을 다하시면 족한 인생이 될 것입니다.
