Request for Medicaid Planning Documents and Information
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Four states, Alabama, Illinois, North Carolina, and South Carolina, continue to use the 1988 federally set minimum Personal Needs Allowance of $30 / month. This means the PNA in these states has not changed in over 30 years.
Asset disregard means the total assets an individual can own and maintain under Medicaid and still qualify for benefits at the time the individual applies for benefits: Sample 1.
Income & Asset Limits for Eligibility 2023 South Carolina Medicaid Long-Term Care Eligibility for SeniorsType of MedicaidSingleIncome LimitAsset LimitInstitutional / Nursing Home Medicaid$2,742 / month$2,000Medicaid Waivers / Home and Community Based Services$2,742 / month?$2,0001 more row ?
What does SC Medicaid Cover? There are five South Carolina Medicaid plans, all of which are very similar. Plans are Absolute Total Care, Healthy Blue by BlueChoice of SC, First Choice by Select Health of South Carolina, WellCare, and Molina Healthcare of SC.
Partners for Healthy Children (PHC) Family SizeMonthly Income (Effective 3/1/2023)12,527.2023,418.1334,309.0645,200.005 more rows
If you think you may qualify for Medicaid, please complete an online Medicaid application at apply.scdhhs.gov. Apply in person at your local county office, or contact our main customer service line at (888) 549-0820.
Partners for Healthy Children (PHC) Family SizeMonthly Income (Effective 3/1/2023)12,527.2023,418.1334,309.0645,200.005 more rows
The general Medicaid eligibility rule is that a person can't have more than $2,000 in countable assets. If you are trying to become eligible for Medicaid to pay long-term care costs, you may need to spend down your assets or use other strategies to qualify.
