Direct answer
No, owning your primary residence does not automatically disqualify you, though states may place a lien on the property or seek recovery of benefits from your estate after death depending on specific long-term care regulations.
State-specific Medicaid asset exemption policies regarding primary residences and estate recovery programs.
What this means for you
No, owning your primary residence does not automatically disqualify you, though states may place a lien on the property or seek recovery of benefits from your estate after death depending on specific long-term care regulations.
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