I don't have hep-c but know of some people that does or did. They now have treatment for it.

If you have hep c don't come to sc Medicaid will denie you for treatment.

For the most part I have had employer health insurance and glad I did, because of the fact we couldn't be covered back in the day. Was one reason my dad stayed in the military until he retired. I went without insurance twice from the time I lost my military health care under my dad, at the age if 20, had no major bleeds that required treatment. While I wasn't insured, I just think it's scary to leave an area if you would lose your coverage as every state has different insurance income requirement, when I first got on disability my state cover me with my income I was getting later when the Repulicans took over they raised the min on what you made and in missouri it kicked 200,000 off the state medicaid I would have to be homeless or in a nursing home to get state help now, and all I get is S S DISABILITY

I live in Georgia , the HOG "hemophilia of Georgia" is awesome .. They help me more than I could ever tell anyone . Give them a call (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators)