Can I Get Paid to Care for Mom & Dad?
November 19, 2021
As a caregiver, there are options available to help you pay for your role in caring for your mom
or dad, with the most common source of payment being Medicaid.
As a caregiver, there are options available to help you pay for your role in caring for your mom
or dad, with the most common source of payment being Medicaid.
There may come a time where one spouse needs to file for Medicaid long-term care, but the other spouse does not. In cases like these, it is crucial to understand the financial rules and limitations this situation presents.
In the later stages of life, it’s important to consider alternatives to nursing homes to find more affordable, comfortable living arrangements for you or your loved ones.
Long-term care Medicaid is the largest payer of long-term care, and it is used as a payment source for long-term care in a facility or at home.
Medicare and long term care Medicaid are two very different programs that cover different things. Let’s review what each program covers and does not when it comes to nursing home costs.
It is a common misconception that the IRS gift exemption extends to Medicaid rules. It does not.
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