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If you get SSI will getting Medicare too effect your SSI benefit?
4 Answers
- Anonymous4 years ago
No i think
- JudithLv 74 years ago
No. INCOME affects SSI. Having health insurance doesn't.
If you get SSI instead of social security you can contact your county welfare office and file a claim to have the state pay your Medicare premiums, copays and deductibles. If you are on SSI you have Medicaid as well. Medicare is your primary insurance; Medicaid secondary.
In most states when a person who gets SSI become entitled to Medicare the state will automatically cover the premiums, copays and deductibles. Ask your social security office if it is necessary for you to file a claim at welfare about that. It's called QMB "Qualified Medicare Beneficiary."
Source(s): I was a social security claims rep for 32 yrs. - Anonymous4 years ago
not at all.......I have both
- Anonymous4 years ago
Ask the Social Security Administration. They administer both programs.