Alzheimer's homebound status

Am I correct here? Medicaid pays for 35 hours of home care for people who are homebound and people with Alzheimer's who are a wandering risk are considered homebound. Please correct me if you think I've misinterpreted this. Here are my references:

From Google AI:

Yes, wandering can qualify for Medicaid homebound if it meets certain requirements: 

• Level 3A person must need full assistance in at least three of the following eight areas: wandering, adaptation, awareness, danger to self or others, demands on others, judgment, memory, or orientation. 
• In-home care Medicaid will pay for in-home care if the person would need nursing home care without it. 

Medicaid can also provide assisted living waivers for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. These waivers can help people continue living in the community instead of moving to a nursing home. You can search online by state at medicaid.gov or call 1-800-633-4227 for more information on Medicaid eligibility. 

https://www.alz.org/documents/national/Medicaideligibilityissues.pdf https://www.cms.gov/outreach-and-education/american-indian-alaska-native/aian/outreach-and-education/pdf/medicare-and-medicaid-benefits-for-people-with-dementia_909455-n.pdf