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Paul McChesney (Admin)

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Posted on Wednesday, May 16, 2001 - 5:58 am:   
This is a short question with a long answer. You can get on Medicaid in many ways. One of the requirements for almost all of them is that you have limited resources. I don't know of any of them that count your house as an asset at first (though there might be one). However, some, but not all, of the Medicaid programs later consider payments they make to be a lien against that house.

Beyond that, resources allowed vary, I believe, from state to state. You will have to check with Medicaid locally or perhaps a local attorney for specifics.

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