Monthly Archives: January 2012
When NOT to file a Medicaid application
There is a subtle but important distinction between the Medicaid look-back rule and the ineligibility rule – while the look-back period is limited to five years, the ineligibility period is not. Think about that. If you file a Medicaid application, … Continue reading
How to calculate a Medicaid ineligibility period
You may have heard that a Medicaid applicant becomes ineligible for benefits as a result of giving away assets. But what are the details? First let me give you the rule, then we’ll examine the parts. Rule: A Medicaid applicant … Continue reading
What is the Medicaid look-back period?
An applicant for Medicaid must report transfers of assets made in the five years (60 months) prior to applying. This period of time is called the “look-back” period. Here are the basics of how it works in Pennsylvania. When is … Continue reading
Recent Posts
- When NOT to file a Medicaid application
- How to calculate a Medicaid ineligibility period
- What is the Medicaid look-back period?
- Medicaid benefits increase January 1
- Are kids liable for Mom & Dad’s nursing home bill?
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