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pnwmom

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11. Not true. In the typical Green House, about 1/2 to 2/3 are on Medicaid. The full payment

Reply to sheshe2 (Reply #5)

Mon Dec 25, 2017, 12:39 AM

Dec 2017

paid by the private pay patients helps support those who aren't (along with standard Medicaid reimbursement.) And if you have been on private pay and your money runs out, you just switch to Medicaid and everything stays the same.

My relative did that in a Green House home. It's been wonderful.

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A Better Kind of Nursing Home [View all] elleng Dec 2017 OP

Sounds interesting! Thanks for the post, my dear elleng.n/t CaliforniaPeggy Dec 2017 #1

Interesting lordsummerisle Dec 2017 #2

There was a slight mention, elleng Dec 2017 #3

Most of the people in them are on Medicaid, but they cost about the same or somewhat higher pnwmom Dec 2017 #10

$450 per day, according to comments on the article. NT enough Dec 2017 #4

They take the standard Medicaid reimbursement for those who qualify. pnwmom Dec 2017 #14

Yet the GOP is taking that all away. sheshe2 Dec 2017 #5

As these better places, clearly are not for the POOR middle class, what repugs do not relevant. elleng Dec 2017 #6

My dad was treated kindly in his nursing home. sheshe2 Dec 2017 #7

The poor middle class can and do go to Green House nursing homes pnwmom Dec 2017 #12

Glad to see this (I guess.) elleng Dec 2017 #13

I have a relative in one, have visited her there, and she's much happier pnwmom Dec 2017 #15

I'm very pleased to hear about how well they're run. elleng Dec 2017 #16

That caution would apply to anyone in a nursing home, Green House or not. pnwmom Dec 2017 #17

Thanks elleng Dec 2017 #18

Not true. In the typical Green House, about 1/2 to 2/3 are on Medicaid. The full payment pnwmom Dec 2017 #11

I've always had the idea that nursing homes and day cares should be co-located. Better for both... rwsanders Dec 2017 #8

Yes, have seen a few of these. elleng Dec 2017 #9