Florida Medicaid’s “Limited to Family Planning” coverage is different from traditional full Medicaid. This specialized coverage provides eligible individuals with access to family-planning and related services, such as contraception, pregnancy testing, counseling, and certain laboratory services. It generally does not cover unrelated medical care, hospital treatment, dental care, or other comprehensive benefits. Learn what Limited to Family Planning means, who may qualify, what services are cove

The Familial Dysautonomia Waiver in Florida is a specialized Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services program for eligible individuals with Familial Dysautonomia. Learn who may qualify, what services the waiver can cover, including respite, medical equipment, supplies and support coordination, and how to apply. This guide explains Florida’s eligibility requirements, level-of-care assessment, application process, covered services and frequently asked questions.

Discover the most important senior benefits available after age 60, including SSI, SNAP, Medicare Savings Programs, Medicare Extra Help, Medicaid, Veterans benefits, housing assistance and more. Learn who may qualify, what each program can provide, how to apply, and how multiple benefits may work together. This guide also explores the book Senior Benefits After 60 and explains how it can help older adults find financial, healthcare, food, prescription and housing assistance.