Yes. A transfer of assets may be “cured” by the return of the transferred asset, eliminating the Medicaid transfer penalty.
Yes. A transfer of assets may be “cured” by the return of the transferred asset, eliminating the Medicaid transfer penalty.
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (the Department) was not precluded from seeking to recover amounts paid on behalf of a deceased Medicaid recipient from a person who received the deceased...
Read MoreThe Court of Veterans Appeals found that the Department of Veterans Affairs' (VAs') recoupment of overpayment from Veterans' monthly benefits due to its failure to pay their representative’s fee as set forth in fee agreements was not a reduction in benefits but...
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