(appellant transferred title to his home to his two sons and himself by warranty deed in 2003 for consideration of $500 or less; in 2009, appellant executed warranty deed transferring title to home to the two sons, reserving a life estate for consideration of $500 or less; 2009 deed referred to as "corrective deed" and referred to 2003 deed; five months after execution of "corrective deed," appellant applied for Medicaid benefits; state Medicaid agency determined that appellant made disqualified transfer of home by virtue of 2009 deed in which the appellant transferred his interest as joint tenant without receiving fair market value compensation and imposed 3.84-month ineligibility period for Medicaid benefits; agency decision upheld at hearing and hearing decision upheld by trial court; on appeal, court noted that transfers within 5-year look-back period are presumed to have been made for purpose of establishing or maintaining medical assistance eligibility; 2009 deed did not merely correct 2003 deed - 2003 deed conveyed a one-third joint tenancy to each of the sons with no reference to a life estate, while 2009 deed does more than simply correct clerical error; one son's testimony that father intended to transfer life estate in 2003 rejected and agency's determination entitled to deference).