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clara33770
Asked November 2016
What can my disabled son who cannot afford independent living prices do?
he only gets approx. $1000.00 monthly.
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pamstegma
Nov 2016
He needs to get a Medicaid caseworker and discuss housing options. There are several group homes in your area.
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cwillie
Nov 2016
Search for HUD low income housing in your area. He should also seek some advice from his case manager if he is on disability.
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Katiekate
Nov 2016
Apply for Medicaid on his behalf.
They will cover his nursing home costs.
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They will cover his nursing home costs.