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Iola Living Assistance, Inc.
Payment for skilled nursing services from private individuals, Medicare, Medicaid, Family Care and private insurance is accepted.
Living Oaks
Payment for assisted living services from private individuals, Family Care, Community Options Program is accepted.
Butternut Ridge
Payment for independent living services is from the private individual.
   
Private Pay

The individual receiving services is personally responsible for the cost of the services they receive.  It is important to understand what services and supplies are included in the facilities daily rate.

   
Medicaid

Medicaid is the Wisconsin Medical Assistance program. The program covers individuals who are medically needy or are categorically eligible. Contact the county Health and Human Services for program specifics.

   
Medicare

Medicare benefits are available if you are 65 or older, under 65 and receiving disability benefits. There are also other criteria. Medicare has two parts. Part A helps cover inpatient hospital care, home health care, hospice and skilled nursing care.  There are criteria a person must meet to qualify for Part A coverage in a skilled nursing facility.

If you meet the criteria for skilled nursing care Medicare will pay for up to 100 days of service.  Medicare will cover days 1 to 20 at 100% of their payment schedule.  Payment for services on days 21 to 100 require a co-pay.

   
Private
Insurance

There are many different kinds of long term care insurance.  Some policies will cover all costs associated with long term care others very little.One of the most common policies is a Medicare supplement plan which covers the co-pay of a Medicare stay. Contact the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance for information on insurance. The number is 1-800-242-1060.

   
County
Programs

The Community Options Program and Family Care are programs that areadministered by the county. Contact county Department of Health and Human Services or the Aging and Disability Resource Center