Medical bills can be paid with health insurance, such as Medicaid and Medicare.

You can alleviate the financial burden of medical expenses by looking into health insurance, including Medicaid and Medicare.

Securing Medical Insurance

Explore topics such as the Affordable Care Act (ACA), COBRA, long-term care options, and healthcare tailored to the needs of disabled individuals. Learn how to locate and enroll in health insurance plans.

Obtain comprehensive information on the Affordable Care Act and the application process through HealthCare.gov.

During the special enrollment period that ran from February 15 to May 15, 2021, you may be able to apply for health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace.

Medications and medical treatments are covered under health insurance plans. A mutually agreed upon amount or percentage is contributed toward your medical expenses by you and your insurer.

Individuals with disabilities can access health resources and insurance. Find out what resources are available for people with disabilities and what health insurance options are available.

In order to cover the health care needs of people with disabilities, the government offers three options.

Medical care provided by Medicaid is free or affordable for those who qualify. Learn how to apply and the eligibility criteria. Those under 65 with specific disabilities, as well as those of any age with end-stage renal disease, are covered by Medicare for medical expenses. Find out what’s covered, what’s eligible, and how to apply. People with disabilities who do not qualify for disability benefits are able to purchase health insurance through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace. Learn how to enroll and maximize your coverage.

The federal, state, and local governments offer assistance to individuals with disabilities in order to meet their healthcare needs.

Find articles, programs, and healthy living guidance on CDC.gov’s Disability and Health section.

Benefits for those with impairments are available through the Social Security Administration.

Find out what local medical and health services are available for individuals with disabilities by contacting your municipality or county administration, or contact your state’s social welfare organization.

The term long-term care refers to a variety of medical and non-medical services provided to individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities.

Be aware of the limitations of Medicare and many health insurance policies when it comes to long-term care coverage. An individual long-term care policy can provide comprehensive coverage. Consider these key considerations when evaluating long-term care insurance plans.