Social Security Act of 1965

Social Security Act of 1965

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Medicaid insurance was introduced with the Social Security Act of 1965 as part of Title XIX together with Medicare and was planned as a program to give a hand to people with low-income in getting health insurance for their family and themselves. Medicaid insurance can also help specific individuals who find themselves lower than poverty level set by the federal government.  Although eligibility can vary in every state, majority take into consideration income levels. Other criteria for Medicaid insurance qualification are total assets of an individual, age, pregnancy in women, children, disabilities and citizenship of the applicant. People with HIV or aids are sometimes considered for Medicaid insurance coverage. If a person also is a recipient of assistance or benefits from other state or federal health programs, they may be considered ineligible for Medicaid insurance