There are so many nuances with Medicaid and people's individual situation. I'd definitely advise talking to an attorney and/or accountant who's well versed in Medicaid.
I will be meticulous when it comes to Medicaid qualifications. They do not tell you that this program can take your home as a pay-back. Both the federal and the county will collect their money somehow somewhere
It is all so confusing and every person's situation is definitely different. Finding a person who can advise you and your situation can help you decide what's the best plan of action for you.
They can't touch your home if it has a homestead exemption attached to it. Also if you quit claim deed the home to someone or leave it to them in a will the home cannot be touched.
If I quit my job do I still qualify for Medicaid if I was previously getting healthcare through my employer? 19 and 16 weeks pregnant. Don’t know if that would make a difference located in IL
Medicaid is a joint federal and state program that can you apply for if you meet certain income requirements. You apply through your state. Here's a website for IL: hfs.illinois.gov/medicalclients/medicaidguide/applying.html
If you already have Medicaid, and get an Inheritance, you have to pay back any assistance or use lose tge following months until are back to where you were?
That's an interesting question. Here's info from a free service provided by the American Council on Aging. www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/inheritance/ Hope this helps.
Sorry for slow reply. It's going to totally depend on how much needs to be done. Some law firms will give you a free consultation so you'll know what you're facing.
I'd check with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services www.usa.gov/agencies/centers-for-medicare-and-medicaid-services. There's also a link there to find your state Medicaid office since benefits vary by state.
We didn't discuss that in the interview but according to the Texas Health & Human Services website it's an agreement to release your facts so that staff can check eligibility. Here's a link to the website. www.hhs.texas.gov/regulations/forms/0-999/form-h0003-agreement-release-your-facts
@@parentingagingparents these people are trying to drive me crazy, I did sign those papers in my application. However they are saying I didn’t which then states I don’t qualify for Medicaid. Ridiculous… Thank you for replying.
Medicaid differs by state so would look up the state where you live. Here's a link to the Medicare/Medicaid website that should point you in the right direction. www.healthcare.gov/blog/who-qualifies-for-medicaid/
@@parentingagingparents How do I pay for this attorney? It happened to my parents and. Maybe to you vacation secondary bhome sake taxed A lot ot this had to do eith Medicaid Medicare qualification s 7nder right hundred s month I font wualify
Please mention the use of ABLE account and transferring an IRA over to it
There are so many nuances with Medicaid and people's individual situation. I'd definitely advise talking to an attorney and/or accountant who's well versed in Medicaid.
What's an Able account
I will be meticulous when it comes to Medicaid qualifications. They do not tell you that this program can take your home as a pay-back. Both the federal and the county will collect their money somehow somewhere
Agreed. In some instances it may be smarter to purchase a long term care policy.
It is all so confusing and every person's situation is definitely different. Finding a person who can advise you and your situation can help you decide what's the best plan of action for you.
They can't touch your home if it has a homestead exemption attached to it. Also if you quit claim deed the home to someone or leave it to them in a will the home cannot be touched.
If I quit my job do I still qualify for Medicaid if I was previously getting healthcare through my employer? 19 and 16 weeks pregnant. Don’t know if that would make a difference located in IL
Medicaid is a joint federal and state program that can you apply for if you meet certain income requirements. You apply through your state. Here's a website for IL: hfs.illinois.gov/medicalclients/medicaidguide/applying.html
If you already have Medicaid, and get an Inheritance, you have to pay back any assistance or use lose tge following months until are back to where you were?
That's an interesting question. Here's info from a free service provided by the American Council on Aging. www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/inheritance/ Hope this helps.
Ty
You're welcome. It's made even more confusing since every state is a little different!
How much would lawyers like them typically charge?
Sorry for slow reply. It's going to totally depend on how much needs to be done. Some law firms will give you a free consultation so you'll know what you're facing.
can you explain the difference in between having a life insurance policy could affect being qualify?
I'd check with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services www.usa.gov/agencies/centers-for-medicare-and-medicaid-services. There's also a link there to find your state Medicaid office since benefits vary by state.
I made up a rhyme to differentiate the 2.
MEDICAID-don’t get paid.
MEDICARE-got gray hair.
It can be hard to keep them straight!
What is form H0003
We didn't discuss that in the interview but according to the Texas Health & Human Services website it's an agreement to release your facts so that staff can check eligibility. Here's a link to the website. www.hhs.texas.gov/regulations/forms/0-999/form-h0003-agreement-release-your-facts
@@parentingagingparents these people are trying to drive me crazy, I did sign those papers in my application. However they are saying I didn’t which then states I don’t qualify for Medicaid. Ridiculous… Thank you for replying.
@@drkerr655 Can you get an attorney who specializes to help you make sure it's done right?
Can you qualify for Medicaid if you've never had a job, and still don't work?
Medicaid differs by state so would look up the state where you live. Here's a link to the Medicare/Medicaid website that should point you in the right direction. www.healthcare.gov/blog/who-qualifies-for-medicaid/
Capital gain on primary home not taxed
I'm not an attorney but I believe there's a cap on how much capital gain isn't taxed. I'd consult an attorney!
@@parentingagingparents
How do I pay for this attorney? It happened to my parents and. Maybe to you vacation secondary bhome sake taxed
A lot ot this had to do eith Medicaid Medicare qualification s 7nder right hundred s month I font wualify
What if you put you were pregnant but then got a abortion
I was accepted and only use it for adhd medication
I'd consult Medicaid expert.
Ouch. Not good
Ughh