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How to keep the state from getting your home when going to a nursing home?
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How can you keep the state from getting your home when going in a nursing home?
Answer: Several years before the move to a nursing home becomes likely, you would need to convey it to family member (son or daughter?) or place it in an irrevocable trust. You need to consult an attorney regarding estate planning.
State assisted nursing home resident?
Mother in Liberty Missouri nursing home. Receives Missouri State nursing home assistance. What type of plans are there to lower her land line bill?
What nursing home did Dorian Leigh die in?
There is no mention of the actual name of the nursing home. They simply state that she passed at a nursing home in Falls Church, VA.
Nursing home cost indigent case?
How do we determine when the cost of nursing home care is paid by the state?
Is my dad responsible for his credit cards if he is put in a nursing home?
Yes, going into a nursing home does not eliminate his financial responsibilities.
How many years before going to nursing home to put home in a trust?
7
How do you find out who the owners of a nursing home?
There is a website in every state ex: Iowa department of inspection and appeal's,from there you can look up any nursing home in that state and get reveiws,fines,ect.
What is the best nursing home in Florida?
Finding a good nursing home can be scary and difficult. One nursing home is not going to fit everyone's needs. The site I would recommend is http://www.nursinghomeinfo.com/florida/ because you can input your information and then speak with a specialist who can help you find a nursing home that will fit your needs.
How expensive is in home nursing care?
Prices of in home nursing care will vary from state to state and from person to person, depending on their medical needs. Talking to a nurse care will give a better idea of prices.
What is the best nursing home in california?
I suggest going with any nursing home you have seen in your area. Since you need to have a license to be a nurse, you shouldn't be worried about the people working there.
Are unexplained bruises in nursing home patients and indication of elderly abuse?
If your grandmother has several bruises while in a nursing home, it is possible that she is a victim of elderly abuse. If you're unsure that your grandmother is getting proper care in the current nursing home she's at, either talk to the professionals working there or switch her to another nursing home.
How can a convicted felon get in a nursing home?
They will check your records and background and am sure that will pop out and make you less attractive in getting a job in a nursing home. But it doesn't hurt to try, you have nothing to lose...
