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Iowa HCBS Waiver

Iowa Medicaid in Iowa offers a variety of Medicaid waiver programs for adults living at home or in intermediate facilities that keep the recipients from having to reside in a nursing home. In addition to services provided in nursing facilities, State of Iowa’s Medicaid program offers 7 waiver programs to provide home and community based […]

Illinois HCBS Waiver

Illinois Medicaid in Illinois offers a variety of Medicaid waiver programs for adults living at home or in intermediate facilities that keep the recipients from having to reside in a nursing home. In addition to services provided in nursing facilities, Illinois Medicaid offers 9 Medicaid waiver programs for home and community based services (HCBS). The […]

Missouri Medicaid Waivers

MO HealthNet in Missouri offers a variety of Medicaid waiver programs for adults living at home or in intermediate facilities that keep the recipients from having to reside in a nursing home. In addition to services provided in nursing homes, MO HealthNet (Missouri Medicaid) offers a variety of Medicaid waiver programs for adults living in-home […]

Wills vs Trusts

Living trusts today are the standard vehicle for building an estate plan and transferring assets to loved ones at death, as assets held by a living trust always avoid the probate process.  A last will and testament is a legal document that outlines your wishes at death; assets distributed through a will requires the filing […]

Arkansas Personal Needs Allowance

In Arkansas, Vendor Medicaid nursing home residents are required to pay their monthly income to the nursing as their co-payment.  Recipients are allowed, however, to keep $$0.00 of their income for incidental costs as a Personal Needs allowance to allow them to purchase items for daily needs. When an Arkansas nursing home resident becomes Medicaid-eligible, […]

Indiana Personal Needs Allowance

In Indiana, Vendor Medicaid nursing home residents are required to pay their monthly income to the nursing as their co-payment.  Recipients are allowed, however, to keep $100.00 of their income for incidental costs as a Personal Needs Allowance (PNA) to allow them to purchase items for daily needs. In Indiana, the application process for long-term […]

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