California Living Will Free Form
I need health insurance?
My boyfriend and I will be moving to NYC to start college next August. We will have very little money, and will have no form of health insurance. Here in California, we both have free insurance provided by the state, but we are barely eighteen, still in high school, and therefore still living with out parents.
I suppose what my real question here is can we still get free state issued insurance if we have part time jobs and no children? Or do you have to have dependents to receive that?
We both have serious stomach conditions, and are sick very often. We cannot be without health insurance. But we also could not afford to pay for it. Any help?
We already have jobs lined up there, but they will not provide health insurance.
Can I get Medicaid even without dependents?
Yes go apply for medicaid, they will cover everything for you and medications will be $3.00
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