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Florida Medicaid /sunshine health

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I only googled and found this

Medicare and Medicaid

Medicare covers bariatric surgery as long as all the necessary medical criteria are met and documented. Our

Straight Medicaid plans unfortunately do not cover bariatric surgery in the state of Florida. However, if you are enrolled in a Humana Medicaid or United Medicaid plan your bariatric procedure will be covered if you meet the required criteria.

I hope you are covered. I was not tho i am on the obamacare health plans. :(

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