Medicaid Planning

What will happen to you when you need long-term care? Are you in a financial position to afford the expense?

Very few have enough assets to cover extended nursing home stays, particularly in California, where monthly care costs can easily exceed $10,000.

At that rate, even those with sizable estates should consider all available options, including government benefits, when planning for long-term care.

A proactive approach to programs like Medicare can help you get benefits that will pay for your care. It's a good idea to work with a qualified Read more . . .

Affordability of long-term care is a common worry among seniors. Fortunately in California, Medicaid and public benefits are available to help cover costs. However, the rules governing public funds generally require individuals to surrender nearly all personal assets before receiving assistance. For those who have worked hard to build a financial legacy, that can be a hard pill to swallow.

When confronted with the question, “When is it too late to protect assets for Medicaid and public benefits?” Read more . . .