Connecticut officials can reject Medicaid coverage for nursing home patients if their spouses have trusts funds, no matter if those funds predated the marriage and were never intended to benefit the patients, the state Supreme Court ruled.
June 06, 2014 at 04:58 PM
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Connecticut officials can reject Medicaid coverage for nursing home patients if their spouses have trusts funds, no matter if those funds predated the marriage and were never intended to benefit the patients, the state Supreme Court ruled.
The 6-0 decision comes as many couples worry about losing a good portion of their assets before qualifying for Medicaid coverage for nursing home care.
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