Does Medicare or Medicaid Pay for Assisted Living or Memory Care?

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The cost of long-term care is getting higher and higher every year. The average cost of Assisted Living in the U.S is $4,300 per month (Source: Genworth). Generally, Health Insurance policies, including Medicare, do not cover the cost of Assisted Living or Memory Care. However, Medicare may pay for short-term rehab after a hospital stay, while Medicaid may pay only for people who qualify.All Rights Reserved

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Does Medicare or Medicaid Pay for Assisted Living or Memory Care?
Thu, May 19, 2022

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