Question about Windsor Lane Healthcare Center's Medicaid applications
Hi Jack,
You know this better than I do. Come January 2027, back-pay for Medicaid only reaches 60 days, putting more pressure on residents and their families to dig through five years of financial history to prove eligibility. And if they struggle to get it done in time, that quickly becomes a problem for the nursing home.
I'm a founder deciding whether to build something for the family-paperwork half of that, so I'm talking to Ohio operators before building anything. Nothing to sell. I'm trying to understand how Windsor Lane Healthcare Center handles eligibility today. In house, an outside firm, or does it land on the families?
Your buildings carry more Medicaid than most, so this probably isn't theoretical for you. I'm guessing it lands somewhere near your desk. If not, a pointer to whoever owns it helps. Otherwise, open to 20 minutes this week? Either way I'll send you what other operators pay per case and who they use. Anonymized, and only what each one agrees to share.
-Stephen
T2 · sent 6/18/2026, 5:44:14 PM
Re: research question — Medicaid-pending residents
Hi {{first_name}}, floating this back up before our research window closes. Still collecting operator takes on Medicaid-pending receivables ahead of the January change. If 20 minutes is too much, two sentences on who does your eligibility work today still helps. And if this isn't your desk, who owns it at {{company}}?
-Stephen
I don’t know who you are or what you want. We do our own making Medicaid applications are complete before they are admitted
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From: stephen@castellan.so <stephen@castellan.so>
Sent: Thursday, 18 June 2026 13:44:14
To: Jack Hereth <JHereth@windsorlanehome.com>
Subject: Re: Question about Windsor Lane Healthcare Center's Medicaid applications
Hi Jack, floating this back up before our research window closes. Still collecting operator takes on Medicaid-pending receivables ahead of the January change. If 20 minutes is too much, two sentences on who does your eligibility work today still helps. And if this isn't your desk, who owns it at ?
-Stephen
Draft· generated 6/30/2026, 4:48:37 AM
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Prospect: Jack Hereth at Windsor Lane Healthcare Center
Prior outbound from us (most recent context):
--- T1 (sent earlier) ---
Subject: Question about Windsor Lane Healthcare Center's Medicaid applications
Hi Jack,
You know this better than I do. Come January 2027, back-pay for Medicaid only reaches 60 days, putting more pressure on residents and their families to dig through five years of financial history to prove eligibility. And if they struggle to get it done in time, that quickly becomes a problem for the nursing home.
I'm a founder deciding whether to build something for the family-paperwork half of that, so I'm talking to Ohio operators before building anything. Nothing to sell. I'm trying to understand how Windsor Lane Healthcare Center handles eligibility today. In house, an outside firm, or does it land on the families?
Your buildings carry more Medicaid than most, so this probably isn't theoretical for you. I'm guessing it lands somewhere near your desk. If not, a pointer to whoever owns it helps. Otherwise, open to 20 minutes this week? Either way I'll send you what other operators pay per case and who they use. Anonymized, and only what each one agrees to share.
-Stephen
--- T2 (sent earlier) ---
Subject: Re: research question — Medicaid-pending residents
Hi {{first_name}}, floating this back up before our research window closes. Still collecting operator takes on Medicaid-pending receivables ahead of the January change. If 20 minutes is too much, two sentences on who does your eligibility work today still helps. And if this isn't your desk, who owns it at {{company}}?
-Stephen
--- Their reply (classification: unclassified) ---
I don’t know who you are or what you want. We do our own making Medicaid applications are complete before they are admitted
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________________________________
From: stephen@castellan.so <stephen@castellan.so>
Sent: Thursday, 18 June 2026 13:44:14
To: Jack Hereth <JHereth@windsorlanehome.com>
Subject: Re: Question about Windsor Lane Healthcare Center's Medicaid applications
Hi Jack, floating this back up before our research window closes. Still collecting operator takes on Medicaid-pending receivables ahead of the January change. If 20 minutes is too much, two sentences on who does your eligibility work today still helps. And if this isn't your desk, who owns it at ?
-Stephen
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