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Beachcomber021 Asked March 2018
With only Medicare, what type of facilities are available for a person with dementia?
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Near or in The Villages Fl 32162?
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Presumably, the person has some income. social security? Pension? And are there any assets? Savings, investments, real estate?
In my area (NE) only a few assisted living facilities accept Medicaid. One required 2 years of private pay before they would accept Medicaid. You might try a computer search of long term care facilities in the area of interest and then call each of them.