The federal government financially supports the minimum assistance level of the medically needy aged, and the states must wholly support any part of the program that goes beyond the federal minimum.

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This is true according to the Medicaid program rules. The federal government sets a minimum standard for Medicaid eligibility and coverage, and states can choose to provide more extensive benefits if they wish. In the case of the medically needy aged, the federal government provides some financial support, but the states must cover any additional costs of providing assistance to this population.

The Federal Government Financially Supports the Minimum Assistance Level of the Medically