Disability and navigating insurance

I apologize for how long this post is, I’ve tried not to complain and to only include relevant details. I am 26 years old and seriously disabled with a congenital neuromuscular condition. Consequently, for most of my life I’ve been insured through Medical Assistance, MA in Minnesota. I require an extremely expensive power wheelchair for daily living, as well as approximately 3 hours a day of PCA services for bathing, bathrooming, and sleeping. Once I’m dressed and in my wheelchair, I can be self sufficient unless something goes drastically wrong.

Where things get complicated is that I have so far lived a blessed life. I went to and graduated college, where I lived in a dorm. I’ve also finished law school and passed the bar. I’ve been looking for jobs this whole time, and I’m finally starting to have some success, but this puts me in a bad spot.

I’m currently in the running for a position that would be with the federal government in Georgia or Maryland. I would make 76k a year to start out (with substantial increases each year), and have to relocate. As I understand it, this money and change of location would mean that I lost insurance. Now since it is through the federal government, I’ve been under the impression that I would have good insurance options, and early in my life I did get one of my power wheelchairs covered through private/employer insurance. So I view the wheelchair part of my condition as something that theoretically can be solved by normal albeit expensive insurance. But as far as I can tell the only option for PCA services is through Medicaid, which I don’t think I can hold while working as an attorney, and don’t have providers located out of state.