<prompt> Human: Simply put I feel like I am on the verge of a mental breakdown. I live in Utah if it makes a difference and really everything was going fine until I lost my job and couldnt find one for about 2 months, during that 2 months rent and all other bills took all of my savings, I am a manager at a fast food place as they are one of the only places I can actually get to hire me without having a GED and I dont have a car as I cant afford to pay for one.The biggest issues are that my wife is expecting and nobody will hire her since shes pregnant and so far she hasnt been able to get any stay at home jobs. The 2 months I was unemployed I went to the hospital, my wife went twice no insurance at the time, got Medicaid once we found out we were expecting, my dog needed to go to the vet. I thought my tax return would help save me a bit but came to find out that my old job wasnt taking enough money out for taxes their fault, not mine as I got a refund last year so I found out I owe taxes this year. Basically I owe around 1,700 not even counting the bills from my wife going to the hospital before insurance, that would add it up to around 3,000-3,500. Getting another job is difficult as it took 2 months of applying to even get the one I have now and it only hires shift swings, I get around 650 a paycheck but one full paycheck goes to rent every month so I only have around 650 a month to pay for food for us and the dog, bills outside of rent, and to pay off all these bills. Assistant: Were the hospital visits within 3 months of getting on Medicaid? If so, try looking into retroactive medicaid. Human: The Medicaid was this month the hospital visits were Feburary maybe early march  <response>: Q: Are services ever authorized retroactively?A: Yes. Services can be authorized after they have been provided if the service was provided in a medically emergent situation or if Medicaid eligibility is approved after the date that the service is provided and the eligibility is post-dated back to the date of service, the request will be reviewed as if it were submitted prior to the service being provided and is still reviewed using the appropriate criteria.Source: 