Pregnant and getting out of the air force. How to get a new insurance policy?
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My date of separation is June 18th, and that will be the end of my health benefits. I am originally from Michigan but when i get out i’ll be moving to Texas, to join my husband. Currently he is interviewing with San Antonio PD and others around the area. I know in Michigan I could qualify for medicaid and WIC but I’m not sure what texas has. My baby is due October 14th. Would I qualify for public health? what kind of public insurance would be available?
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Medicaid and WIC are national programs. If you’re eligible for them in Michigan, you are probably eligible in Texas. Once your husband gets a job you may lose those, but gain his employer’s insurance (which is usually almost as good as military insurance but with co-pays).
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