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0:22 1:59 First up we have the traditional Medicaid. This ones the original program it covers hospital visitsMoreFirst up we have the traditional Medicaid. This ones the original program it covers hospital visits doctor appointments. And even long-term Medical Care.
Applications for Florida Medicaid Waiver services (financial eligibility) are processed by the DCF. You may go to the DCF Public Benefits Services website site or call DCF at 1- (866) 762-2237 for more information about Medicaid. All documents must be provided to DCF for financial eligibility determination.
The Look-Back Period begins the date of ones Medicaid application for long-term care. Generally speaking, the look back is 60-months (5 years). As an example, a Florida resident applies for Medicaid on Jan. 1, 2025; their Look-Back Period extends back to Jan.
Make sure you have a good estate plan, such as creating a revocable living trust and a great durable power of attorney prepared by a Florida elder law attorney. These documents will allow your assets to be protected by a good elder law attorney, even in a crisis.
As mentioned, the Medicaid look back period is 5 years. So, any gifts or transfers without value (or less than fair market value) made 5 years and 1 day prior to date of application are not subject to review.
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A Medicaid provider may also verify recipient eligibility by calling the Florida Medicaid Automated Voice Response System (AVRS). The steps to utilizing the AVRS system are as follows: 1. Dial the AVRS at 1-800-239-7560.
Medicaid Asset Limits in Florida As of 2024, the general asset limit for an individual applying for Medicaids long term care programs (i.e. ICP, Medicaid Waiver or PACE) is $2,000. For married couples where both spouses are applying, the limit is $3,000.
My answer to him was that he was correct - Florida Medicaid does have a pay back provision, just like all states. During your lifetime, if you receive Medicaid benefits, if you die after age 55, the State of Florida is a creditor in your estate.

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