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King’s Manor Senior Living Community

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers an Aid & Attendance benefit for qualified Veterans and surviving spouses to help with the cost of assisted living. This benefit can be used for care at any state licensed care setting.

Medical Eligibility: The individual must need assistance with at least 2 Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) within VA guidelines. Details on these needs can be best explained by an expert at your local VA office or by contacting a Veterans Benefits Advisor.

Financial Eligibility: Many assets, including some annuities; pre-paid funeral expenses may be exempt from consideration in the financial qualification guidelines. For more information regarding financial qualifications, seek the professional advice of a VA-accredited attorney.

Medicaid is a state and federal program designed to assist with the coverage of health care costs for individuals who have both limited income and resources.

Medicaid benefits vary by state because the Medicaid program is partly funded by the federal government and partly by each state. Forty-four states and Washington D.C. currently provide some level of assistance for qualifying seniors residing in assisted living facilities. If you’re considering a move into assisted living, it’s important to learn about eligibility requirements specific to where you live.

You must be a resident of the state in which you are applying for Medicaid. Additionally, the assisted living facility must be licensed by the state to accept Medicaid.

Services, benefits, and eligibility requirements vary from state to state, but typically you must demonstrate both functional and financial need to be eligible for Medicaid-covered assisted living.

It’s also important to note that Medicaid and Medicare are different programs. Medicare is only accepted at skilled nursing facilities.