At least in PA, having a disability (I'd assume MS with motor difficulties would qualify) makes it pretty straightforward, based on my experience. Like most gov

At least in PA, having a disability (I'd assume MS with motor difficulties would qualify) makes it pretty straightforward, based on my experience. Like most government interaction, there's lots of paperwork, but the employees administering it are generally helpful, competent, and pleasant. I'm sure the bar is higher without a disability, but the asset tests in PA are reasonable, considering they exempt your residence and 1 vehicle. There's probably horror stories of people falling through cracks, but I just find it disingenuous when people breathlessly proclaim that the US callously let's people die on the street from a loss of employer health care.