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For those affected by Medicaid changes, here are key steps to take:

1. Understand your emergency coverage - HIV-related emergencies that are life-threatening qualify for emergency Medicaid coverage, regardless of immigration status
2. Work with a social worker who can help navigate available resources and benefits
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For those affected by Medicaid changes, here are key steps to take:

1. Understand your emergency coverage - HIV-related emergencies that are life-threatening qualify for emergency Medicaid coverage, regardless of immigration status
2. Work with a social worker who can help navigate available resources and benefits
3. Create a payment plan for medical bills - even small monthly payments can help manage costs
4. Connect with support services through the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Remember that if you're experiencing anxiety about medical bills or coverage changes, you're not alone. Consider speaking with a mental health professional who specializes in chronic health conditions. They can provide coping strategies and support during this transition period.

Many myHIVteam members recommend breaking down financial challenges into smaller, manageable steps rather than becoming overwhelmed by the big picture.

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