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: Connecticut Medicaid & Estate PlanningVeteran Benefits for Assisted Living and Nursing Home Care
By Richard Shea
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One of the Veteran Administration’s best kept secrets, which is an excellent potential source of funds for long term care (either at home or in an assisted living facility) are veteran’s benefits for a non service connected disability. Most VA benefits and pensions are based on a disability which was incurred during a veteran’s wartime service. There is another benefit, however - a pension program - available for individuals who are disabled due to the issues of old age, such read more
Full post as published by Connecticut Medicaid & Estate Planning on December 16, 2007 (boomark / email).
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