maidao2001
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What is the name of your state (Kentucky)?
I am the P.O.A. for my sister who is in nursing care in Kentucky.
Medicaid has required a Qualifying Income Trust (QIT) with a dedicated bank account, since she receives annuities and disability.
I opened a special account titled. "Irrevocable Qualifying Income Trust (my sister's name)"
Until now, her annuities and her disability has been directly deposited into a simple conservator account for her - titled (my sister's name), (my name), P.O.A.
I don't quite understand the instructions for how I am supposed to route her annuities and disability income through the new, QIT Trust bank account.
Do I have her income deposited directly in this new account, then pay out the expense to the nursing home from there?
Or, do I transfer it to this account from the original account, then pay out the expense to the nursing home?
Despite the fact that Medicaid requires this, I can't seem to get any direct answers from Medicaid operators as to how to handle this. I am located in California, so I am unable to visit her assigned Medicaid worker, and it's impossible to contact them directly.
Advice or comments are greatly appreciated.
I am the P.O.A. for my sister who is in nursing care in Kentucky.
Medicaid has required a Qualifying Income Trust (QIT) with a dedicated bank account, since she receives annuities and disability.
I opened a special account titled. "Irrevocable Qualifying Income Trust (my sister's name)"
Until now, her annuities and her disability has been directly deposited into a simple conservator account for her - titled (my sister's name), (my name), P.O.A.
I don't quite understand the instructions for how I am supposed to route her annuities and disability income through the new, QIT Trust bank account.
Do I have her income deposited directly in this new account, then pay out the expense to the nursing home from there?
Or, do I transfer it to this account from the original account, then pay out the expense to the nursing home?
Despite the fact that Medicaid requires this, I can't seem to get any direct answers from Medicaid operators as to how to handle this. I am located in California, so I am unable to visit her assigned Medicaid worker, and it's impossible to contact them directly.
Advice or comments are greatly appreciated.