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Aniyamaya
Asked October 2017
Is my home considered an “exempt” home? My mother lives in my home, is 88, has dementia in the late stage.
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We anticipate applying for Medicaid upon entering a nursing home.
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Whose name is on the title, yours or mom's or both?
You really REALLY need to consult a certified eldercare attorney who is familiar with Medicaid in your state.
10/24/2017 07:24:54
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You really REALLY need to consult a certified eldercare attorney who is familiar with Medicaid in your state.