April 7, 2011
Seniors who collect Social Security benefits may wonder how they might be affected should they have to go to a nursing home.
According to seattletimes.com, moving to a nursing home can affect one’s Social Security benefits, but it depends on the type of facility. Social Security benefits may be reduced or stopped.
It’s important to tell the Social Security Administration when a loved one is moved to such a facility.
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