myfirstRV

12 minutes ago, Chalkie said:

Every state has differing requirements for Medicaid eligibility so you will need to determine which is best from that aspect. Also Medicaid generally does not cover non-emergency health needs out of state. 

I'm very aware that every state is different. I'm wondering if anyone in this channel has first-hand experience dealing with out-of-state Medicaid issues?

12 minutes ago, Chalkie said:

South Dakota, Texas, and Florida are considered to be the most RV friendly states.

I've heard this as well. Do you know why they're considered RV friendly? It seems that SD allows you to domicile with one night's hotel stay - certainly quite easy. But are there other factors that make these states RV-friendly?

Thanks for your reply!

How do you deal with health insurance while on the road? 

I am a single healthy male in my 30's. I do not have income.

I am considering either Medicaid or marketplace insurance. Are there issues demonstrating eligibility without being physically present in your state? How has your experience been receiving coverage in different states while traveling?

I do not yet have a domicile, though I'm considering SD since it seems to be the easiest to obtain domicile. I am open to all options. What is the ideal state for healthcare eligibility?