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Medicaid and Nursing Home Care
There may come a time when you need to go to a nursing home. Because nursing home care is so expensive, many people need help from Medicaid to get care.  What is Medicaid? Medicaid is a federal and state program that pays health care costs for low-income people. You must meet certain asset and income limits to get Medicaid.
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Women, Infants and Children’s Supplemental Food Programs (WIC)
The Women, Infants and Children's Supplemental Food programs (WIC) are intended to prevent complications of pregnancy and to promote growth and development of young children. The federal government, through its WIC program, supports the diets of pregnant women and children up to age five. Who is eligible for WIC? To qualify for WIC, you must:
Food Stamps & WIC
Food Stamps
What is the purpose of the Food Stamp Program? Food Stamps are issued through the Utah Horizon card, which acts as a "debit card" to buy groceries. Food Stamps can only be used to buy food and seeds to grow food for human consumption.  You do not pay Utah’s sales tax on food when using your Horizon card.  Food Stamps cannot be used to purchase the following items: pet foods, cigarettes, paper products, alcoholic beverages, household products, hot "ready-to-eat" food, unpaid grocery bills.
Food Stamps & WIC
Medical Help for Adults
There are various medical programs for adults.  To be eligible the household must meet specified asset and income limitations.  What are the different medical programs for adults? Below are some of the medical programs for adults with links to the program for more detailed information:
Medicaid
Medical Help for Children and Families
There are various Medicaid programs for low-income children and families.  For children and families to be eligible the head of household must meet specified asset and income limitations. What are the different medical programs for children? Below are some of the different medical programs for children with a brief description of the program eligibility requirements:
Medicaid
Medical Help for People with Disabilities
There are various medical programs for people with disabilities.  To be eligible the household must meet specified asset and income limitations. What are the different medical programs for people with disabilities? Below are some of the medical programs for people with disabilities:
Medicaid
Medical Help for the Elderly
There are various medical programs for low-income elderly individuals.  For elderly individuals to be eligible, the household must meet specified asset and income limitations. What are the different medical programs for the elderly? Below are some of the medical programs for the elderly with links to the program for more detailed information:
Estate Plans & SeniorMedicaid
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a legal pro­ceed­ing in federal court in which a person with debts (called the debtor) can be freed or “discharged” from most of the debts. There are different chapters or types of bankruptcy.  Two types of bankruptcy are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.  If a debtor files for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the debtor will be able to work out a repayment plan with their creditors.  If a debtor files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, they will get some debts discharged. 
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Credit Reports
What is a credit report? A credit report may contain information about where you live, home and car loans, credit cards, your bill payment history, bankruptcy, and other legal actions.  Businesses use your credit report to help them decide whether to lend you money or let you buy something on credit.
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Debt Collection
What rights do I have when collectors call? You have rights, even if you owe money.  Many of your rights depend upon who is trying to collect the debt.  Collection Agency is the Collector If a collection agency is collecting a debt, it must follow federal law.  This law is called the  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. The law limits what a collection agency can do.  For example, a collection agency may not:
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Medicaid and Nursing Home Care
There may come a time when you need to go to a nursing home. Because nursing home care is so expensive, many people need help from Medicaid to get care.  What is Medicaid? Medicaid is a federal and state program that pays health care costs for low-income people. You must meet certain asset and income limits to get Medicaid.
Estate Plans & SeniorMedicaid
Women, Infants and Children’s Supplemental Food Programs (WIC)
The Women, Infants and Children's Supplemental Food programs (WIC) are intended to prevent complications of pregnancy and to promote growth and development of young children. The federal government, through its WIC program, supports the diets of pregnant women and children up to age five. Who is eligible for WIC? To qualify for WIC, you must:
Food Stamps & WIC
Food Stamps
What is the purpose of the Food Stamp Program? Food Stamps are issued through the Utah Horizon card, which acts as a "debit card" to buy groceries. Food Stamps can only be used to buy food and seeds to grow food for human consumption.  You do not pay Utah’s sales tax on food when using your Horizon card.  Food Stamps cannot be used to purchase the following items: pet foods, cigarettes, paper products, alcoholic beverages, household products, hot "ready-to-eat" food, unpaid grocery bills.
Food Stamps & WIC
Medical Help for Adults
There are various medical programs for adults.  To be eligible the household must meet specified asset and income limitations.  What are the different medical programs for adults? Below are some of the medical programs for adults with links to the program for more detailed information:
Medicaid
Medical Help for Children and Families
There are various Medicaid programs for low-income children and families.  For children and families to be eligible the head of household must meet specified asset and income limitations. What are the different medical programs for children? Below are some of the different medical programs for children with a brief description of the program eligibility requirements:
Medicaid
Medical Help for People with Disabilities
There are various medical programs for people with disabilities.  To be eligible the household must meet specified asset and income limitations. What are the different medical programs for people with disabilities? Below are some of the medical programs for people with disabilities:
Medicaid
Medical Help for the Elderly
There are various medical programs for low-income elderly individuals.  For elderly individuals to be eligible, the household must meet specified asset and income limitations. What are the different medical programs for the elderly? Below are some of the medical programs for the elderly with links to the program for more detailed information:
Estate Plans & SeniorMedicaid
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a legal pro­ceed­ing in federal court in which a person with debts (called the debtor) can be freed or “discharged” from most of the debts. There are different chapters or types of bankruptcy.  Two types of bankruptcy are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.  If a debtor files for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the debtor will be able to work out a repayment plan with their creditors.  If a debtor files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, they will get some debts discharged. 
Consumer
Credit Reports
What is a credit report? A credit report may contain information about where you live, home and car loans, credit cards, your bill payment history, bankruptcy, and other legal actions.  Businesses use your credit report to help them decide whether to lend you money or let you buy something on credit.
Consumer
Debt Collection
What rights do I have when collectors call? You have rights, even if you owe money.  Many of your rights depend upon who is trying to collect the debt.  Collection Agency is the Collector If a collection agency is collecting a debt, it must follow federal law.  This law is called the  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. The law limits what a collection agency can do.  For example, a collection agency may not:
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