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Elessar Zappa

(16,174 posts)
28. This taxpayer
Thu Jul 8, 2021, 12:35 PM
Jul 2021

wouldn’t mind paying so elderly people can keep and pass on their homes. I would have no problem whatsoever.

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because unless i remember MFM008 Jul 2021 #1
I believe that Medicare only pays for 100 days if she is DURHAM D Jul 2021 #2
A terrible, complex system. Tx for sharing. appalachiablue Jul 2021 #3
IIRC, Medicare pays for 100 days of medically necessary Skilled littlemissmartypants Jul 2021 #6
Medicaid in MA lets you keep equity in your home up to $900K. pnwmom Jul 2021 #19
I hope things work out for her whatever options she has. littlemissmartypants Jul 2021 #21
I don't think it's really a shame that single people with million dollar homes pnwmom Jul 2021 #22
They are fortunate to have that option, unfortunately many others don't. nt littlemissmartypants Jul 2021 #23
Right. That's why I think The Guardian could have found a better example. pnwmom Jul 2021 #24
Well, at least she got free publicity for her GFM. nt littlemissmartypants Jul 2021 #25
I just read more. Her SON helped her set up the Gofundme. She wants to be able pnwmom Jul 2021 #26
She should set up a trust. Problem solved. It makes small difference what I think littlemissmartypants Jul 2021 #27
This taxpayer Elessar Zappa Jul 2021 #28
That would be unfair to taxpayers who don't own homes. pnwmom Jul 2021 #29
I wish Juliet all the success that she so richly deserves. abqtommy Jul 2021 #4
Well said, wishing this special lady the best. appalachiablue Jul 2021 #5
Unfortunately, neither Medicare or Medicaid is going to cover home care 24/7. Hoyt Jul 2021 #7
I've mentioned that I assist older adults in applying choie Jul 2021 #8
Thank you for this JustAnotherGen Jul 2021 #14
Interesting Grasswire2 Jul 2021 #9
You can qualify for Medicaid if you have few assets and your Social Security payment pnwmom Jul 2021 #10
yes, but that's not the case here. Grasswire2 Jul 2021 #17
She could reduce her equity in the home, if it's over the $906,000 limit, by getting a reverse pnwmom Jul 2021 #18
Medicare will cover some intermittent care, but it doesn't go on forever. It helps people try to Hoyt Jul 2021 #15
Medicaid does pay for in-home care in all 50 states. pnwmom Jul 2021 #11
Because too much of eldercare was written by the GOP RainCaster Jul 2021 #12
Ah, the call for "public service" has raised my hackles for years StClone Jul 2021 #13
If they taxed SS beyond 137,500 JustAnotherGen Jul 2021 #16
Medicaid in MA would let her keep her home equity, up to a value of $906K, pnwmom Jul 2021 #20
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