A lot of folks say, “Chris, what do I do to prepare for a Medicaid application?” I call the Medicaid application an audit because that’s basically what it is. The state wants to review everything before they chip in or help pay the bill. When you go to the application, it triggers that five years, …Read More
A lot of folks, even later in life, will receive an inheritance from a lost uncle, a grandparent, another family member. We see that more than you would think, and unfortunately, some of those folks are in need of long-term care or are in a nursing home. If you receive an inheritance, and you’re in …Read More
Many of our clients have a loved one in the facility. It can be a significant cost for the care in the facility, so they’re a little nervous about what they call the spend down, and they’re hearing in the hallways that in order to gain eligibility, everything must be spent down to below 2000 …Read More
Many clients will come to us with the power of attorneys and they think the power of attorney is one document. It’s the most important document because it deals with healthcare, but it’s not the only necessary document. What we must have now is three separate documents, a durable power of attorney for healthcare, which …Read More
