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Category Archives: Medicaid/Long-Term Care/Asset Protection

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CMS Makes Major Announcement Ref Home Health Patients

By Shalloway & Shalloway |

On February 2nd, 2016, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that a final ruling has been issued to define that Medicaid recipients do not need to be homebound to receive home health services. Also, the latest ruling, which overturns Medicaid home health regulations (42 C.F.R. / 440.70 © (1-2), defines that… Read More »

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Taxation of Medicaid Planning Trusts

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Irrevocable trusts are often used as a tool to help a client with long term care (LTC) planning. This is the case, especially in proactive situations. The income taxation of trusts is odd because a trust can be disregarded for income tax purposes as a grantor trust. The trust can pay taxes. A trust… Read More »

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Problems In Financing American Healthcare

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The financing of health care is expected to be the major problem facing elderly Americans in the future. Medicare, Medicaid, managed care and traditional private insurance programs must be included in the planning for the future. Americans with chronic acute health problems that require hospital care and doctor care are covered by the Medicare… Read More »

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Change the Rules, Again

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The protests of patient advocates and support groups have finally been acknowledged by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The CMS has revised earlier guidance that required hospice patients covered by Medicare Part D to get prior authorization of all their drugs. Medicare’s hospice benefit sometimes pays for medications under Part D provisions…. Read More »

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