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spanky1115 Asked April 2016
My mother has Parkinson's and dementia and moved into my home. Monthly gross income of $2900.No other assets. Qualify for help?
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She's been living in my home for 2.5 years. We currently have in-home care-givers for 3 hours daily for bath and other basics. Disease is progressing and the toll on my marriage is increasing. Her income won't cover most ALF's and I'm not in a position to offer financial help. My stepfather is Vietnam vet and still alive in NC as far as we know. We desperately need a life line. I work 42 hours weekly, my wife works six days.
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pamstegma Apr 2016
No you are far over the income limit for Medicaid or Medicaid waiver. She sounds unlikely to be accepted at Assisted Living. About the only option is a Nursing Home. Start looking around.
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