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1. If a Medi-Cal applicant’s spouse transfers assets, will that result in any period of ineligibility for nursing home care? Generally, California will not impose any period of ineligibility for nursing home care on the applicant if his or her spouse previously transferred assets. The exception is if the asset/resource transferred originally belonged to the applicant. In that case, a disqualification period will be imposed if the spouse received the assets from the applicant before […]...
2. How much does a person have to pay for services while on Medi-Cal? The county looks at the applicant’s income after he or she establishes eligibility for Medi-Cal by spending down assets to no more than $89,280 for a couple with one spouse institutionalized or $2,000 for a single individual. The county looks at the income the individual receives in his or her own name and divides in […]...
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15. Share of Cost – Community Spousal Resource Question: What are the community spousal resource limits for 2002 when qualifying for the Medi-Cal nursing home benefit? The 2002 community spouse resource allowances are $89,280 in assets and $2,232 in monthly income. For a married couple with one spouse in a nursing home and the other spouse at home, the spouse at home may […]...