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The document is a notice from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services regarding the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program. It outlines the process for transferring property via a Transfer on Death Deed after the death of a property owner, including necessary information about the deceased, their Medicaid status, and details about the beneficiary. The notice must be completed by the beneficiary or their representative and submitted to the County Recorder, who will then forward it to the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program for processing.

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Begin by filling out Section 1 with the deceased property owner's name and address. Ensure all details are accurate to avoid delays.
In Section 2, indicate whether the deceased was a Medicaid recipient and provide their Social Security number and Medicaid billing number if applicable.
Proceed to Section 3 to provide information about the deceased owner's pre-deceased spouse, including their Medicaid status and relevant identification numbers.
In Section 4, confirm if the beneficiary is a child under twenty-one or a permanently disabled child of the decedent by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
Complete Section 5 by certifying your status as the beneficiary or authorized representative. Fill in your contact information and sign the form.

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Does Medicaid have to be paid back in Ohio?

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How to protect assets from Medicaid in Ohio?

A Medicaid Asset Protection Trust is an irrevocable trust designed specifically to protect assets from Medicaids look-back period. When someone needs to apply for Medicaid assistance for long-term care, they may need to spend down their assets to meet Medicaids eligibility requirements.

Can Ohio Medicaid take my inheritance?

Ohio seeks recovery from the estates of deceased Medicaid recipients for the cost of services provided. Ohio is considered an expanded recovery state, which means that your assets that pass to beneficiaries both within probate and outside of probate are subject to estate recovery.

What assets are exempt from Medicaid in Ohio?

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What is the Ohio Medicaid estate recovery Rule?

OHIO MEDICAID ESTATE RECOVERY. What is estate recovery? Estate recovery seeks to obtain repayment for the cost of Medicaid benefits once a Medicaid eligible individual is deceased. This happens after the death of a Medicaid individual who was either permanently institutionalized or age 55 and older.