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How does one become eligible for Medicaid payment of Nursing Home services?

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How does one become eligible for Medicaid payment of Nursing Home services?

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In Ohio, Medicaid is administered by the Department of Job and Family Services (the DJFS). However, the state program must comply with applicable federal statutes and regulations. So the following explanation includes both Ohio and federal law. The basic rule of nursing home Medicaid eligibility is that an unmarried applicant may have a very limited amount of “countable” assets in his or her name. “Countable” assets generally include all belongings. However, there are some exceptions, including one’s personal residence with certain limitations. Prior to applying for Medicaid, an applicant can spend down “countable” assets by purchasing approved items for his or her benefit. However, there are limitations and prior to embarking on any attempt to “spend down” your assets; you should consult with one of our attorneys to assist you in appropriately evaluating your situation. The law governing this area is constantly changing and therefore, you need the assistance of a knowledgeable attorne

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