Medicaid for the Elderly and People with Disabilities Handbook
Chapter F — Resources
Reminder: Federal law requires that anyone who wishes to apply for Medicaid be allowed to file an application, regardless of the person's ultimate eligibility for services.
Table of Contents
- F-1000
- General Principles of Resources
- F-1100
- Texas Administrative Code Rules
- F-1200
- General Principles of Treatment of Resources
- F-1300
- Resource Limits
- F-1400
- Deeming of Resources
- F-2000
- Resource Exclusions – Limited and Related to Exempt Income
- F-2100
- Resource Exclusions – Limited
- F-2110
- Cash Reimbursement of Medical or Social Services Expenses
- F-2120
- Death Benefits
- F-2130
- Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC)
- F-2140
- Hazardous Duty Pay
- F-2150
- SSI and RSDI Retroactive Lump Sum Payments
- F-2160
- Gifts to Children with Life-Threatening Conditions
- F-2170
- Exclusion of State or Local Relocation Assistance Payments
- F-2200
- Resource Exclusions Related to Exempt Income
- F-3000
- Home
- F-3100
- The Home and Resource Exclusions
- F-3200
- The Home and Resources in a Trust
- F-3300
- The Home as a Countable Resource
- F-3400
- Replacement of the Home
- F-3500
- Out-of-State Home Property
- F-3600
- Substantial Home Equity
- F-3700
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities
- F-3800
- The Home and Transfer of Assets
- F-4000
- Liquid and Nonliquid Resources
- F-4100
- Types of Liquid Resources
- F-4200
- Nonliquid Resources
- F-4210
- Real Property
- F-4220
- Personal Property
- F-4230
- Treatment of Burial Fund Tampering
- F-4240
- Safe Deposit Box
- F-4250
- Livestock
- F-4260
- Nonliquid Resources Converted to Cash
- F-4300
- Resources Essential to Self-Support
- F-4400
- Plan for Achieving Self-Support (PASS)
- F-6000
- Types of Trusts