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Lauri1
Asked August 2015
Can my Mother still have a provider if I put her in a nursing home?
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We live in Texas.her health provider is paid for by Medicare.
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Aug 2015
Not quite sure what you are asking. Nursing homes are usually private pay till the funds run out then medicaid may take over.
08/19/2015 22:25:30
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