Medicare advantage might work but the regular Medicaid is absolutely horrible. I know this because I was financially in charge of somebody on Medicaid who had

Medicare advantage might work but the regular Medicaid is absolutely horrible. I know this because I was financially in charge of somebody on Medicaid who had a lot of health needs. We very much regretted not signing up for Medicare advantage while it was still possible. And guess what: Medicare advantage is private health insurance companies, while Medicare regular is government. And no I'm not some hired shill, I tried it I used it, it really and truly is horrible. The problem is very simple it's the 20% copay and the deductibles. someone with a lot of health needs gets an absolute mountain of extraordinarily complicated bills to have to figure out and pay. Then trying to figure out what you are and aren't eligible for requires hours of time. For example hospital stays reset nursing stays and all kinds of complicated rules. If you have somebody on Medicare see how much mail they get, multi-inch thick booklets come in the mail and they're supposed to read them all and understand them.