Bruce W. McCollum

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A Denial Letter Isn’t the End of the Road — If a Volunteer Knows What to Do Next…

Volunteers and care advocates are often the first line of support when a family is trying to navigate Medicaid — but good intentions alone can’t untangle federal poverty guidelines, earned income rules, or a confusing denial letter. Direct Care Training’s Medicaid Enrollment in America – Special Focus on Volunteers (10 CEUs) gives volunteers the real working knowledge families need.

The course opens with Medicaid fundamentals — federal poverty level, earned income, waivers, and the role private companies play in enrollment — then delivers a structured state-by-state guide covering enrollment requirements in all 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. It closes with practical tools for volunteers: preparing applications, understanding denials, and coordinating with nursing homes and long-term care providers.

Michigan AFC CEU-eligible and built for volunteer documentation needs, this course turns well-meaning support into genuinely effective advocacy for the families who need it most.

Enroll today ($329.95): Medicaid Enrollment in America – Special Focus on Volunteers



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