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SSDI question
If you're on SSDI, then you reach age 65 and they change the wording to "Retirement", are you still considered disabled, if your health is the same or worse? Confused.
1 like • Aug 25
That's not my issue, because I'm 76 and well past both ages. I've had Medicare and Medicaid since I got on SSDI in 1994, with my blood disease. Now that they call it Retirement, am I no longer considered disabled and will lose my Medicaid in October? (I plan on calling Chapter again, as instructed, in October and see what may have changed) I now have more chronic conditions like COPD, TN (trigeminal neuralgia), along with my ITP (blood disease). Might they cut me off of Medicaid, as a disabled person?
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Nancy Ingram
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Oregon senior resident.

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