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Medicare Pays for Home Care Only When It’s Intermittent. That Meant a Nurse Twice a Week, Not the $6,700 a Month of Help Mom Actually Needed
Source: 247wallst.com
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Medicare approved twice-weekly nursing care after a mother returned home from the hospital, easing the family’s immediate care concerns. However, the first month’s caregiving bill exposed potentially significant out-of-pocket costs, underscoring the financial burden of at-home elder care despite Medicare coverage.
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