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: Connecticut Medicaid & Estate PlanningMedicaid Eligibility Numbers 2008-2009
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Each year Connecticut revises certain numbers that play an integral role in determining eligibility for Connecticut Medicaid benefits. These numbers represent
the personal allowance a Connecticut Medicaid beneficiary can keep;
the shelter hardship calculation;
the amount of penalizing transfers that create 1 month of ineligibility;
and the absolute minimum MMNA.
Everyone applying for or considering applying for Connecticut Medicaid benefits knows or will become very familiar with these terms read more
Full post as published by Connecticut Medicaid & Estate Planning on August 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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