Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to spend all your assets to qualify for Medicaid benefits for long-term care. Refer to our article library for helpful information regarding Medicaid planning strategies seniors can use to preserve assets for heirs while obtaining benefits to pay for the cost of an extended nursing home stay. To learn how to create a plan that fits your specific financial situation, contact our office to request a free initial consultation.
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Understanding the Impact of Spousal Impoverishment on Couples in New Yorks Medicaid SystemMarried couples are in a separate category when it comes to Medicaid benefits in New York. Learn more about how Medicaid affects married couples in New York.
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What is the New York Independent Assessor Program?Explore the New York Independent Assessor Program: eligibility, assessment processes, and ensuring fair access to personal care services.
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What are long-term care plans designed primarily to do?Curious about long-term care plans? Discover their primary goal and how they secure your future healthcare needs
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Medicaid's Look-Back Period Explained: Exceptions & PenaltiesNavigate Medicaid's Look-Back Period: Understand exceptions, penalties, and state-specific rules for eligibility and asset transfers.
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Navigating Medicaid Eligibility: The Role of IRAs and Retirement AccountsMedicaid eligibility in New York can be affected by your IRA. How does a 401k or IRA impact your ability to protect your assets from long term care costs.
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How to identify signs of abuse in a nursing homeLearn how to identify signs of abuse in nursing homes and take action to protect your loved ones. Understand physical, emotional, neglect, sexual, and financial abuse.
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Know your options the spectrum of long-term care choicesGet a comprehensive overview of long-term care services and financial strategies to plan for and pay for your future care needs.
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The Benefits of a Medicaid Asset Protection TrustSecure assets, maintain Medicaid eligibility, and preserve wealth for future generations with a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT).
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Understanding the 5 Year Lookback Rule for MedicaidUnderstand the 5-year lookback rule for Medicaid in NY. Learn how to protect your assets and ensure eligibility for long-term care.
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A Medicaid Eligibility Attorney Can Protect Your Assets While Ensuring for Long Term CareA Medicaid Eligibility Attorney can help you navigate the complex rules and documentation to qualify for long term care medicaid
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Understanding Activities of Daily Living in Long-Term CareUnderstand ADLs in long-term care: assess needs, plan support, and explore Medicaid coverage with expert guidance. Ensure seniors' well-being.
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Understanding Long-Term Care Medicaid In New York : A Comprehensive GuideNew York Medicaid Long-Term Care Elligibility Requirements, and the steps you may need to take to qualify