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If He Spends His Last Two Years on Medicaid, the State Could Send Her a Letter About Recovering $180,000 From the House. She Might Still Lives There, and Federal Law Says the State Can’t Collect a Dollar While She Does

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When a married man spends his last years in long-term care paid for by Medicaid, the state will eventually try to get that money back. Its usual target is the family house. Medicaid estate recovery can put a claim on a home worth $18

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