Medicaid eligibility expands through categorically related groups
Law column explains how Medicaid in Michigan covers categorically needy and related groups, including infants, pregnant women, children, institutionalized and community-living individuals, seniors, blind or disabled, and certain uninsured women. It highlights the MI Choice Waiver Program, used since 1992 in some counties and nationwide since 1998, enabling home and community based services for elderly and disabled recipients.
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KCC Wellness Committee Raises Funds for Heart Association
The Kel logg Community College Wellness Committee raised 632.82 in February through Healthy Heart Awareness events at the campus. Activities included basketball games, a Hoops for Heart charity game, Jump Rope for Heart, Jeans and Red Day, Brain Bookstore spare-change donations, and red shirt sales to post on the Go Red wall. Sharon Powell praised staff effort as heart disease remains a leading killer and urged continued awareness. The article also explains MI Choice Waiver and Medicaid eligibility rules for disabled adults based on income and asset limits.
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