Quick Summary:   Many Florida seniors are shocked to be denied Medicaid even when their monthly income is low. If you live in Florida and receive less than $2,000 a month in Social Security but were still denied, the issue is likely not your income—it is your assets. Here is what you need to know about the "hidden" limits that trigger a denial. If you are disabled, over 65, and living on a fixed income, receiving a denial letter from Florida Medicaid can be confusing and stre

If you're a joint tenant with rights of survivorship on a property with your parent, and they're receiving government benefits like SSDI or Medicaid, you might worry about what happens to the house after they pass away. A common question is: Can the government come after the house? In this post, we'll break down the key differences between SSI and SSDI, explain why Social Security typically isn't a concern for property liens, and dive into how Medicaid recovery works—especial

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