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She's in an assisted living facility now.

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I'm in NC, but I'm not sure I know enough to give you advice about this question. Maybe others here will.

I consulted with an Elder Law attorney who focused on Medicaid issues before I submitted application on behalf of my loved one for Assisted Living.. I learned that the recipient was allowed a house, (up to a certain dollar amount, with the requirement that they intend to return. (Even if they aren't sure.) ; one car and $2000.00 in cash. They asked for proof of bank accounts, income, and life insurance with cash value.

I do know that in NC, they treat Assisted Living qualification for Medicaid is different from that for Nursing Homes. I don't know the details, but here's a link that provides a lot of information about it and provides some forms. I STILL would consult with an attorney before I turned in an application though.

http://www.ncdhhs.gov/aging/adultsvcs/afs_special.htm
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Also, I was told multiple times that in NC, Assisted Living funds are covered by a state program called Special Assistance and NURSING homes are regular Medicaid. I would dig to find the details you need.
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