<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Grandma had been in long term care for 100 days now and is probably not going to get out as she cannot care for herself. She transferred the house to us 7+ years ago so it is legally not hers. She has been paying for all upkeep and utilities. Grandma has about $60K in the bank that she wants to protect now and either move out spend. 

With the house being ours now she can't make improvements to it with her money. We're told that the IRS would flag that and could deny medicare coverage. Apparently we have no options for hiding or protecting her assets, all liquid, from the $7k a month medicare draw down. This is in Wisconsin. 

I'm trying to find out if there's any suggestions or resources for ways to protect her assets or things she could spend it on without setting off red flags during the medicare audit that could go back 5 years. 

Question two, can she pay for some of the home upgrades and utilities as it is a type of rent payment even though she is currently not living there? She will move back if she ever can but we have no formal lease in place. Thanks everyone, this was a pretty unexpected scenario and had been stressful for us to help her with.
<bot>: grandma will lose her cash in the bank to a medicare draw down and can't invest it in the house since it's in the grandkids names. Can she still pay for upkeep and any options for where to hide her money?