Lollypop Asked April 2018
Medicaid has denied my mother. She's in a nursing home and I can't afford to pay out of pocket. What can I do now?
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I am disable myself. She has no money. Nursing home has taken all of that. What can I do now?
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If so, the social worker should help to transfer mom to a Medicaid facility.
If it is a transfer penalty due to $ she gifted you or others in her family, that’s quite a different problem than if her monthly income is over the maximum allowed by Medicaid in your state.
So why was she ineligible?