Practice Areas

• Medicaid
• Living Trusts
• Estate Administration and Probate
• Asset Protection
• Veterans Benefits
• Special Needs Trust

Blog

Medicaid

• Pennsylvania May Get Seventy Percent of Special Medicaid Funding
• 12 Strategies to Prevent Alzheimer's

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News

• Health Care Reform 101: What Does It Mean For Seniors, Medicaid...
  Posted on 3/31/2010

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Library

Medicaid

• Paying the Nursing Home: A Married Couple's Concerns, and What To Expect in the Medicaid Planning Process
• Home care is growing as a result of the increasing incidence of Alzheimer’s and other dementias, and is the world’s largest provider of non-medical in-home care and companionship services for seniors.
• "Why a 30-Minute Consultation? Do I Really Need One?"
• Are There Still Ways To Save the House? Transferring Property the Right Way ...
• Why Attend Our Seminar On Medicaid, Long Term Care, Vet Benefits and Estate Planning

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are examples of resources that are counted regarding Medicaid eligibility?

A: Examples of resources that are counted:

-  Bank Accounts
-  Stocks, bonds and mutual funds
-  IRA and Keogh accounts
-  Non resident real property (applicant has 6 months to sell property which can be extended for an additional 3 months)
-  Cash Value of life insurance if the face value of all policies is greater than $1,500.00 per person (the first $1,000 of cash value is excluded)

Special Report

A Consumers Guide to Medicaid Planning and Division of Assets

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Medicaid

• What are examples of resources that are counted regarding Medicaid eligibility?

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