How to Apply for Delaware Medicaid

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With medical costs skyrocketing and salaries plummeting, Delaware Medicaid is the answer for many. Delaware Medicaid is a program, which helps cover medical services and supplies for eligible people. The following article discusses the process of how to apply for Delaware Medicaid.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

An Application for Delaware Medicaid
Proof of your financial situation

Step 1

Check eligibility. In order to receive Delaware Medicaid you have to qualify by falling within certain income and financial guidelines. You can check for general information regarding Delaware Medicaid eligibility rules online. There is a link in the resource section for this website.
Step 2

Choose the way you want to apply. There are several ways to apply for Delaware Medicaid. You may enter an application online by visiting the ASSIST website. You can print out an application for Delaware Medicaid at the Delaware Health and Social Services website or the final option for applying for Medicaid is to visit your local office of Delaware Social Services. Someone there can help you check your eligibility for the Delaware Medicaid program and assist you in getting an application mailed to you.
Step 3

Gather verification of your income and financial assets. You’ll have to provide documents, which can verify the amount of money you earn as well as any assets you hold. This needs to be done since there are certain financial requirements you must meet in order to qualify for Delaware Medicaid.
Step 4

Submit the financial information needed to approve your application. Once you’ve gathered your documents make sure you submit them in a timely fashion. These will be needed to approve your application for Delaware Medicaid.
Step 5

Wait to hear if you’ve been approved for Delaware Medicaid. If you meet all the requirements you will be notified that your application has been approved. If you are not approved check with Social Services about reapplying if your financial status changes.