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All of the following are ways in which assets may be transferred so that they will not count as resources for Medicaid purposes except: Assets

All of the following are ways in which assets may be transferred so that they will not count as resources for Medicaid purposes except: 


Assets gifted into a trust are not subject to look-back if made 60 months prior to applying for Medicaid. 


Assets transferred from a revocable trust to another individual will be subject to a 60-month look-back. 



Assets gifted to another are not subject to look-back if made 60 moths prior to applying for Medicaid. 


Assets gifted to another are not subject to look-back if made 36 months prior to applying for Medicaid.

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