Medicaid & MEAD
What is the income limit for Medicaid in NH?
Around 138% of the federal poverty level
What age do most people qualify for Medicare?
65
What does SNAP stand for?
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
What is Section 8 housing?
A program that helps pay rent for low-income households
What is Ticket to Work?
A program that helps people with disabilities return to work while keeping benefits
What is MEAD?
Medicaid for Employed Adults with Disabilities
What are the two main parts of Medicare?
Part A and Part B
Can SNAP benefits be used for hot meals?
No, only for groceries
What is supportive housing?
Housing with on-site support services)
True or False: Working will always make you lose Medicaid.
False
Who do you contact for Medicaid re-determination?
NH Department of Health and Human Services
What does Medicare Part D cover?
Prescription drugs
How often do you need to recertify for SNAP?
Every 6–12 months)
What is an example of a housing waitlist?
Section 8 voucher waitlist
What program allows people to save for disability-related expenses without affecting benefits?
ABLE accounts
What is a Medicaid deductible?
The amount you pay before Medicaid starts covering costs
True or False: You can have both Medicare and Medicaid.
True — dual eligible
What card do you use for SNAP?
EBT card
Name one organization that helps with housing applications.
NH Housing Authority or local CAP agency
400 – What is the SSA work incentive called that allows you to try working without losing benefits immediately?
Trial Work Period
What happens if you don’t update your Medicaid info yearly?
You can lose coverage
What is Medicare Advantage (Part C)?
A private plan combining Parts A, B, and sometimes D
How does income affect SNAP benefits?
The higher the income, the lower the benefit)
What is Rapid Re-Housing?
Short-term assistance to quickly find housing
What agency can help with employment supports?
NH Vocational Rehabilitation