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Article Summary: The first step is to clarify your loved one’s care needs, budget, and personal preferences before touring facilities. Evaluate how senior care can be paid for, including private funds, long-term care insurance, veterans benefits, and Medicaid. Compare facilities by visiting more than once, reviewing inspection history, and asking targeted questions about staffing, policies, and quality of life. Speak with an elder law attorney for guidance on Medicaid plannin

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Does Medicaid pay for nursing home care? In short, yes. In all 50 states and the District of Columbia, Medicaid will pay for nursing home...

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