Health insurance.

[Hellnzass]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Nevada
My husband got cancer, stopped working got Medicaid. Our 3 Children my husband and myself are on Medicaid. We are seperated and now he's back at work. His employer is supplying health insurance but only for him. We do not live in the same household and the children live with me. Will I lose my Medicaid benefits since he has insurance now?

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

That would depend on whose social security number the case was under.

 

[ajkroy]

OP, why don't you get your own health insurance, either through your employer or through the Connector? Open enrollment is still for another six weeks or so.

 

[LdiJ]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Nevada
My husband got cancer, stopped working got Medicaid. Our 3 Children my husband and myself are on Medicaid. We are seperated and now he's back at work. His employer is supplying health insurance but only for him. We do not live in the same household and the children live with me. Will I lose my Medicaid benefits since he has insurance now?

Yes, but you can reapply under your own name. You may or may not qualify. If you are working you can apply under the exchange.

 

[cbg]

OP, why don't you get your own health insurance, either through your employer or through the Connector? Open enrollment is still for another six weeks or so.

While the governmental OE's are still open, it's not necessarily the case that her employer's Open Enrollment period is still going on. If it is not, she will have to have actually lost her Medicaid to join her employer's insurance - starting on the date that she loses the Medicaid (if she does) she will have 30 days in which to apply for her employer's insurance. She will need to provide written verification of the loss of coverage.