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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm seeing mixed info online about asset limits. Some places say you can't have more than $2,000 total in your accounts. I had also read that as of 2014, there would be no asset limit. Some states have already eliminated the asset rule, but its supposed to become nation wide at some point. Anyone know what the deal is for Maryland? [/quote] Assets limits for low-income people have been eliminated in all states, although not all states have expanded coverage for adults up to 138% (MD has). Assets limits for people who need Medicaid to pay for long term care are still in place. [/quote] Thank you. What does long term care mean? If someone loses their job/coverage and needs to get onto state insurance, how do they determine if a person will need long term care or not? Are you able to post any links from where you read this? I haven't been able to find this info [/quote]
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