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Children's Disability Resources: Medicaid & Support Session

In the Did You Know? Now You Know! Learning Session, you will learn about resources and services for children with disabilities and special health care needs from birth through young adulthood. This session explains how to find your child’s doorway into Medicaid (Katie Beckett, SSI, BadgerCare), what a Medicaid card can cover (diapers, medications, transportation), Children’s Long-Term Support Programs, navigating private insurance and appealing denials, and how to be an advocate for your child. Join the conversation and ask questions! UPDATE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED ONLINE. Date: April 25th Time: 5:30 pm-7 pm Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84118124912 Questions or RSVP: Contact Claire at (414) 306-6540 or claire@lifenavigators.org Presentation slides and links to resources: familyvoiceswi.org/learn/did-you-know-now-you-know View Our Flyer
Date
Apr 25 2023
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Time
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 How can I understand and access Medicaid benefits for my child with disabilities?

Life Navigators' "Did You Know? Now You Know!" session explains how to navigate Medicaid entry points like Katie Beckett, SSI, and BadgerCare. You will learn what a Medicaid card can cover, including essential items like diapers, medications, and transportation, helping you access vital resources.

2 What are Children's Long-Term Support Programs and how can they help my child?

Children's Long-Term Support Programs provide crucial services and resources for children with disabilities from birth through young adulthood. This session helps families understand these programs to plan for ongoing care and access coordinated support, contributing to their child's long-term well-being and stability.

3 Can Life Navigators help me with private insurance issues or appealing denials for my child's care?

The "Did You Know? Now You Know!" learning session covers strategies for navigating private insurance and appealing denials. This guidance helps families understand their options and advocate effectively to secure necessary coverage for their child's health care needs.

4 How can I become a more effective advocate for my child with special health care needs?

The "Did You Know? Now You Know!" session provides insights and tools for parents to become strong advocates for their children. Learning these skills empowers you to navigate complex systems and ensure your child receives the best possible support and services.