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Nursing Home Medicaid for Married Couples—What if the Well Spouse is Still Working

By Hurley Elder Care Law | April 26, 2017

This whole month we have been exploring Nursing Home Medicaid eligibility questions for Married Couples. The Medicaid rules are confusing, and this is especially true for married couples. In recent blogs and newsletters, we have addressed income issues for married couples when one spouse is seeking Nursing Home Medicaid. Adding to the complexity, let’s consider…

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Nursing Home Medicaid for Married Couples—Allowable Expenditures

By Hurley Elder Care Law | April 19, 2017

We have mentioned that many nursing home residents pay their whole income, minus $50, to the nursing home leaving Medicaid to pay the remainder of the nursing home bill. In addition to the $50 personal needs allowance, Georgia allows its nursing home residents who are receiving Medicaid benefits to also pay certain bills out of…

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Nursing Home Medicaid for Married Couples—Understanding the QIT

By Hurley Elder Care Law | April 12, 2017

We are continuing our series of newsletters and blogs on Nursing Home Medicaid for Married Couples. The eligibility rules for Medicaid can be confusing, and this is especially true if the person seeking Medicaid has a spouse. In today’s blog, we want to address how the QIT (the Qualified Income Trust, or Miller Trust) is…

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Tips on Touring a Nursing Home

By Hurley Elder Care Law | June 8, 2016

Finding a nursing home for a loved one can be a stressful and difficult process. Ease some of the stress with these 10 tips.

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Life and Death in a Nursing Home

By Hurley Elder Care Law | March 24, 2016

A psychotherapist shares what she has learned about life, death and America’s cultural values from working in a nursing home.

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