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1. Yes, it's that way now for people who've managed to amass

Thu Sep 21, 2017, 04:33 PM

Sep 2017

some savings and therefore don't qualify for Medicaid.

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$70,000 Per Annum Long Term Care Cost For Families W/End Of Medicaid. [View all] TheMastersNemesis Sep 2017 OP

Yes, it's that way now for people who've managed to amass marybourg Sep 2017 #1

Must Reduce Assets To Qualify Before Approved. TheMastersNemesis Sep 2017 #8

Wrong MichMary Sep 2017 #3

It depends on the state cap Sep 2017 #4