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Can Medicare deny services? - Elder Law Answers
Can Medicare deny someone services if they are not financially needy? The answer is no, since Medicare is not a needs-based program. Medicare has specific eligibility rules for certain medical services, as mentioned on The Elder Law Answers website, such as home health care. What are those rules, and if you are denied services, how can you appeal the denial? To access the ElderLawAnswers website, click here…
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