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Would someone explain Medicaid Recovery Act. I have been hearing of all kinds of Medicaid problems a person needing care can run into. Is it possible to receive Medicaid help while still at home? There's probably an Internet site that can tell me everything, huh? Maybe that would be easier than asking you to write about something that most of you already know so well. Does anyone have that site address? Sharon Starr, Daughter and CG for Rae 74/50/45 (age now/age dx/age first symptoms) [log in to unmask] Florence, AZ -----Original Message----- From: Ivan M Suzman <[log in to unmask]> To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN <[log in to unmask]> Date: Saturday, November 07, 1998 11:10 PM Subject: my Parkinson's-Adapted House to be lost to Medicaid Recovery Law? >Hello friends, > >If you know of ANYONE who could be interested in staying with me and one >kitty (Winnie), in my beautiful, newly remodelled PARKINSON'S-ADAPTED >HOUSE, please contact me IMMEDIATELY. > I am trying to avoid even a short-term hospitalization for exhaustion >,and to find a NIGHTTIME CAREGIVER or HOUSEMATE for the forseeable >future. A move to hospital for lack of nighttime caregiver could imply >Medicaid Recovery Act problems for me, according to a CNA I know. She >said there can be a capturing of my house by the State, even though the >mortgage is all paid off after years of hard work! I'm OK tonight because >a friend is staying here but tomorrow night and beyond is at this moment >(12:49 AM Eastern US time) unknown. > >This could be a perfect opportunity for somebody who reads >this.........piano-players especially ...... > > from Ivan Suzman,48, in 12th year of young-onset Parkinson's- a tough >battleground at this moment >