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Medicaid elderly man of 87 with Parkinsons has run out of money. Assisted Living is evicting him? Family cant help.
West Palm Beach, FL
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Posted about 1 month ago in Elder Law
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My father is 87 with Parkinsons. He is on medicare and medicaid. "Till last month family helped keep him in an Assisted Living
we no longer have the extra funds to help pay his rent. He only gets $500 a month and Medicaid paid $1200 a month for his car. We had to come up with the extra $1800 a month. We have lost our jobs. We cant help him, and they now sent out an eviction. He cant live with us because of the care he needs and we have health issues. We are in our 60;s. What is the Florda law for the elderly? Where would they put him? - Is this your question? Add additional information Answers (1)
Lee R. Carr II
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Posted about 1 month ago.
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You mention your father is on Medicaid. Although Medicaid benefits primarily help those in skilled nursing facilities (nursing home), there may be Medicaid funds available for those in assisted living facilities. These funds are limited and so I would recommend you speak with an elder law attorney in the area or the ALF's administrator to discuss these benefits.
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