Medicare - medicaid question? (senior citizen)..?

I answered your question before. Medicare is not based on your assets or income. That does not change.

Medicaid is based on your being low income and having only $2000 in assets. You must report any asset change within 10 days and you will be disqualified from Medicaid. And NO, there is no other program for seniors, only if the senior is pregnant or has a bunch of minor children or is an immigrant.

They will not be taken off of Medicare because Medicare is not based on income or assets. They may be taken off of Medicaid because that is based on income and assets. Medicaid is operated through the state, each state is different, so what will happen exactly will depend upon the state.

However, they still may be eligible for other programs through Medicare, Social Security, or Medicaid. What they'll be eligible for will also depend upon the settlement and the resident state regulations.

You will get to keep medicare. Medicare is not affected by your finances or your income and has no asset limit.

You might lose medicaid, at least temporarily, until you use up the money and get back below the asset limit.

Medicaid eligiblity is different for the elderly, especially if you're talking about nursing home care, and Medicaid is run a little bit differently, in each state.

You'll probably need to be a heck of a lot more specific about which state.

Medicare, flat out won't be affected - you get it based purely on your age, not your assets.