21-001.25E Transfers Not Considered Deprivation for Medical

477 NAC 21-001.25E

It is not considered a deprivation of a resource if:

1. 1. An applicant or recipient transferred a resource to his/her spouse or to an individual with power of attorney or a guardian or conservator for the sole benefit of the applicant or recipient’s spouse;
2. 2. An applicant or a recipient’s spouse transferred a resource to an individual with power of attorney or a guardian or conservator for the sole benefit of the applicant or recipient’s spouse;
3. 3. A resource was transferred to a trust established solely for the benefit of the individual’s son or daughter who is blind or disabled (receiving or eligible to receive SSI, RSDI, AABD/MA, or MA);
4. 4. A resource was transferred to the individual’s son or daughter who is blind or disabled (receiving or eligible to receive SSI, RSDI, AABD/MA, or MA); or
5. 5. A resource was transferred to a trust established solely for the benefit of an individual age 64 or younger who is disabled (receiving or eligible to receive SSI, RSDI, AABD/MA, or MA). For transfer of a home, see 477 NAC 21-001.25F.

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