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AmyHeid
Asked April 2024
Paying a family member for care?
Alzheimer's & Dementia
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Paying for Care
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AlvaDeer
Apr 2024
Yes, you can do that. If you need care and wish to pay family you can do so.
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Geaton777
Apr 2024
What family member? Is this person also the PoA for the person needing the care? It is recommended to have a written contract. This is for Medicaid application lookback period of 25. to 5 years (depending on state of residence).
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PeggySue2020
Apr 2024
It is legal to pay a family member.
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