By skyforbes **Good Morning,** I have some questions about Healthy Horizons in Pennsylvania. I understand that they have a resource limit for families. If someone has a pension that is not withdrawn, does that count as a resource? Is it only the resources in their bank account and savings that are considered? What happens if they withdraw the pension and take it as an annuity option? Will it still count as a resource even if it's under the limit for Healthy Horizons? For context, there is a family of two receiving a total retirement income of $1,220 per month. They have a pension of $53,000, but if withdrawn, they can receive around $294.58 per month for life. The family’s total income is as follows: – Healthy Horizons income: $1,763.00 – SSA retirement (husband): $833 – Job pension if withdrawn: $294.58 – Wife's income: $387 per month Their total income amounts to $1,514. If the husband opts for the monthly income from his pension instead of taking it as a lump sum, will they lose their Medicaid benefits? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! They only own one home and have no car