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johnsonalma
Asked April 2014
When is it not necessary to sell a home to pay for nursing home stay?
Selling of home for nursing home stay
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pamstegma
Apr 2014
It's not necessary on Medicaid, because the homestead is exempt while the patient is still alive. Check your state rules for what is exempt, the rules vary from state to state.
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