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Medicaid rules are set by the state that you live in and benefits available vary by state. Some states expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act and have additional money available for residents. Many states did NOT. Are you looking for nursing home care, in-home care, assisted living waiver if they actually have on in your state, meals on wheels assistance, paratransit assistance for transportation, medical visits at home after rehab stay? What exactly is the type of benefits needed drives everything. Are you looking for federal assistance through Medicare related to rehab or hospice? Through the VA if person is a veteran or spouse of one? Some other state or federal program if a person has a disability.
Medicaid typically has a limit of $2000 in bank and one house and car with a limit set by the state the person lives in (you don't say where you are). The VA has a specific set of rules about income, type of disability, type of pension sought and whether you are trying to pay for a veteran that saw "active service" based on specific dates of service and discharge. If you are more specific about the state and type of benefits you are seeking, you'll get better answers.
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