Show them you care! Share your photos thanking the men and women working amid dangerous heat to restore your powerWe told you how you can get up to $500 back from your insurance company. But, what if you don’t have insurance? That’s what one viewer asked KPRC 2′s Amy Davis.“I am a 78-year-old senior citizen. I just bought groceries on the 15 with my SNAP CARD. I had to throw it all away from the refrigerator. We had no power here in Katy. No power for 20 hours.
Good news, you might be able to get reimbursed for the food you lost. Texas Health and Human Services said SNAP recipients have 10 days to request replacement benefits.If you do have insurance, you can request reimbursement for the groceries you lost, you can probably get up to $500. You also may be able to get money back for eating out and hotels during this time.for on your insurance policy to see if you have coverage for this.