The way the Medicaid Program is structured, as I understand it, is that in order to be a Medicaid beneficiary, in order to receive Medicaid to meet your health care needs, you have to be adjudged to be at an income level that is so low it is clear you can not afford medical care. In order to get Medicaid to begin with, don't you have to meet that requirement?
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