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A Medicaid Asset Plan Trust (MAPT) can protect your program eligibility while shielding your familys assets from being taken as repayment to the state for your care. The cost of care in a private long-term care facility can exceed $100,000 annually.
If you inherit money and do not report it, you will be required to pay Medicaid back for the services and benefits that were provided during any period you would have otherwise been ineligible. When a Medicaid recipient receives an inheritance, it is counted as income in the month that it is received.
Do you have to pay back medicaid benefits? Generally, individuals are not required to pay back the Medicaid benefits they receive during their lifetime.
What is a Look-Back Period? To qualify for Medicaid, your assets and income may not exceed the established limit. Medicaids five-year look-back period is intended to prevent Medicaid applicants from transferring or giving away their assets in order to meet Medicaids asset limit.
This means that a Medicare lien is placed on any settlement proceeds that compensate for medical expenses paid by Medicare. Failure to pay Medicare back can result in double damages and penalties. You do not want play fast and loose with your obligations to Medicare.
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0:44 1:58 But there are steps you can take your first stop is the states Medicaid office they keep theMoreBut there are steps you can take your first stop is the states Medicaid office they keep the records. And can tell you if theres a lien in your name.
In 1999, the Legislature restored the Medicaid recipients right to challenge a DHS decision regarding Medicaid liens. This statutory right to challenge DHS is in effect today. But you still have to jump through hoops to do so.

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