FRANKLIN, MONICA J.Tennessee Bar Journal
you may need to pay alate enrollment penalty. This penalty is assessed any time you have gone without prescription drug coverage for 63 consecutive days and you did not enroll immediately upon becoming eligible.
In this article, the author discusses the difference between five-year look-back period of Medicaid and the Medicaid penalty. Topics discussed include the terms to qualify for Medicaid to pay for long-term care for unmarried should have countable assets and should meet the medical eligibility ...
It notes that the Department of Health and Human Services implemented a penalty period of more than 11 years finding that the transfer had taken place within 60 months of her application. The Supreme Court ruled that transfers from irrevocable trusts made by the Medicaid applicant to the ...