dirtydeanna96
kiwifarms.net
Kevin is obviously disabled. What's odd is that he doesn't have Medicaid also. I think you're dual eligible if you're disabled and under 65 + poor. Either he's not poor enough to qualify, or he was too stupid to sign up.
A person needs a certain amount of work credit before they are Medicare eligible. How many hours do you think Kevin has worked? Be honest
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Work credits are the way Medicare measures work time when deciding who qualifies for premium-free Medicare benefits. You need 40 credits, or about 10 years of working and paying FICA taxes, to qualify for premium-free Medicare Part A.

