Sep 9, 2020 | Long-Term Care, Medicaid Planning
Yes, you can most definitely receive Medicaid benefits at home. In fact, most people would prefer to stay home and not go to a facility, so this is a great way to be able to make sure you get the care you need while still being able to remain at home. Want to learn...
Jul 8, 2020 | Long-Term Care, Medicaid Planning
Yes, you can do that. It makes me a little nervous when you say transfer, because you can’t give assets away. Gifting assets creates periods of ineligibility, but there are proper legal planning techniques and tools that we have here in the state of Florida that...
Nov 16, 2018 | Medicaid Planning
If you meet the eligibility criteria, initially, anybody can file the application for you. If you don’t meet the eligibility criteria, the Supreme Court of the State of Florida has said that only an attorney can do Medicaid planning. Don’t wait to learn...
Nov 9, 2018 | Medicaid Planning
If you don’t apply for Medicaid coverage, you’re going to go through your assets, and spend them down, and get to the point where you’re probably going to need them anyway. Learn more on our YouTube Channel. Don’t hesitate to contact our office with...
Aug 4, 2015 | Medicaid Planning, News
When Medicare beneficiaries elect the hospice benefit, they waive Medicare coverage for all care and services related to the terminal illness that are not on the hospice plan of care and provided through the hospice provider. This means that when a terminally ill...
Sep 5, 2014 | FAQs, Health Care Surrogate, Medicaid Planning, News
The typical hospice in the United States undergoes a full government inspection about once every six years, according to federal figures, making it one of the least-scrutinized areas of U.S. health care — even though about half of older Americans receive hospice care...
