Medicaid Planning To Pay For Long-Term Care

In conjunction with decisions about long-term care, Maureen L. Anderson Elder Law will help you make sense of the maze of Medicare and Medicaid systems. By the end of your long-term care planning, you will be educated in the planning process and understand which payer covers each type of care. You will also understand the typical costs of care, how to pay for such care and how to become eligible for financial assistance.

Qualifying For Medicaid Without Losing Your Assets

Many people have misconceptions regarding planning options. They believe they will lose their assets if they become ill or disabled and require care. This may not be true. While Medicaid does have spend-down requirements before it will subsidize nursing home care, there are legal and available strategies to preserve family wealth and arrange for quality care while still maintaining Medicaid eligibility.

It is critical to become educated, obtain the right information, and be clear on your options. Maureen L. Anderson, Esq., Certified Elder Law Attorney, and her firm will provide you with the knowledge and the most beneficial options to ensure asset protection. Feel confident that you have made well-informed decisions that protect and provide for you when you need it most.

Time Is Critical In Medicaid Planning

Ideally, Medicaid planning and long-term care planning start years before the need for assisted care arises. Planning ahead will provide more options than if you wait until a health crisis occurs.

To get your planning started with, call our law office today at 215-595-2600 or contact our firm online to schedule an appointment with Maureen L. Anderson Elder Law.