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In reply to the discussion: Cuts to Medicaid May Limit Access to Nursing Homes [View all]dembotoz
(16,922 posts)6. Imagine go after kids assets, imagine folks dying at home,
Imagine fewer options for rehab unless odds are good... hospital rehab has stringent goals, nursing home rehab more slowly but how to admit if Medicaid not ultimate funding back stop
Also tons of senior care facilities with move here and then u have a place as u grow infirm....think their business plan just took it in the shorts
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If they voted for Trump and were of sound mind when they voted then I wont shed a single tear
cstanleytech
Jun 2017
#4
Actually, Medicare has been covering up to 100 days, with a co-pay after day 20 --
pnwmom
Jun 2017
#10
Your aunt was misled. I'm so sorry. This shouldn't still be happening YEARS after the new regs were
pnwmom
Jun 2017
#19
Thanks for this..This is helpful. Will bookmark this thread just for your article.
LeftInTX
Jun 2017
#38
Let me know if you need any help. I could help you look if you need more info. n/t
pnwmom
Jun 2017
#39
The "kids" of many nursing home residents are elderly themselves -- not in a position
pnwmom
Jun 2017
#36
#2 and #3 you can roll together often its the disabled and elderly that will suffer the most and be
cstanleytech
Jun 2017
#5
One positive is that the serious cuts don't happen for a few years, at least giving us 2018 and
Hoyt
Jun 2017
#7
I think the percent on Medicaid is closer to 70% most places. If they don't start on Medicaid,
pnwmom
Jun 2017
#11
I think a well done advertisement pointing out that 67% of nursing home fees are Medicaid covered
Midnight Writer
Jun 2017
#13
"May" limit? Well, that's an understatement. Of course it will. Yes, it will.
Honeycombe8
Jun 2017
#31
"little has been said about what would happen to older Americans in nursing homes"
BumRushDaShow
Jun 2017
#34