A recent fair hearing decision denying a home care application, based on language in a trust that New York City Medicaid previously had routinely approved, has been vacated.
May 08, 2023 at 10:06 AM
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A recent fair hearing decision denying a home care application, based on language in a trust that New York City Medicaid previously had routinely approved, has been vacated.
The original rejection involved an irrevocable trust that permitted the trustee to allow the applicant to reside in trust real property; allowed the trustee to improve real property; and allowed the trustee to pay the expenses of real property.
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