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Posted October 21, 2008
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Lafayette, Indiana
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Your questions for Sen. McCain |
Medical Needs - for disabled children
I'm wondering what changes (if any) John McCain will be making to the nation's Medicaid/healthcare system to help states serve special needs children/families better? Being the parent of such a child and watching the system provide less care with more hoops to jump thru makes me hope change is in the air.
More and more families are using Medicaid as a crutch because they don't want to or can't find jobs with affordable healthcare. We need to implement a system designed specifically for disabled - not low income- children that will help families when insurance companies deny coverage.
I can't even get life insurance for my child because insurance companies refuse to provide policies. They tell me to pre-arrange his funeral. I am outraged by this. He's healthier than most kids his age. If I was offered a healthcare plan thru my insurance company (life and medical) we wouldn't have to depend on the government for this.
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