Direct answer
Yes, you can qualify while owning a home, as your primary residence is generally considered an ‘exempt asset’ and is not counted toward the Medicaid resource limit, provided you or your spouse intend to return to it.
Texas Health and Human Services Commission guidelines regarding exempt and non-exempt assets for long-term care applicants.
What this means for you
Yes, you can qualify while owning a home, as your primary residence is generally considered an ‘exempt asset’ and is not counted toward the Medicaid resource limit, provided you or your spouse intend to return to it.
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