Direct answer
No, your primary residence is typically considered an exempt asset and does not disqualify you, provided you or your spouse intend to return to it or have certain family members living there.
Federal Medicaid asset exclusion rules and state-specific home equity limits.
What this means for you
No, your primary residence is typically considered an exempt asset and does not disqualify you, provided you or your spouse intend to return to it or have certain family members living there.
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