Home care or nursing home costs can quickly deplete your family's savings. However, proper planning for Medicaid eligibility can protect your assets and assure that the necessary health care services will be provided when needed.

Misinformation and faulty advice can be very costly. Your "know-it-all" (pick one: son-in-law, cousin, relative, friend) may sound like he or she knows all about the Medicaid process but are you willing to risk your family's hard earned savings? Our professional advisors have helped thousands of people like yourself file Medicaid applications. We are ready to work with you and guide you through every step of the Medicaid process.

Planning for Medicaid Eligibility

The best time to start planning for Medicaid eligibility is before you need it. This assures that look-back period and penalties are minimized when it become necessary to file a Medicaid application.
If you failed to do your financial planning and your relative is already in a nursing home, it is still not too late to avoid many of the usual pitfalls.
What to do with your relative's home and how and when to transfer the assets, are important decisions that require professional guidance. Proper decisions prevent much anguish later on.

Gathering the Medicaid Application

Gathering the information needed to file a Medicaid application can be a daunting process. Identification documents, earnings and asset records, insurance policies, and bank statements - going back several years can seem like an impossible requirement. Our people are trained to know exactly what you need and how to get it.
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Filing the Medicaid Application

Poorly executed, incomplete or inaccurate Medicaid applications can delay the Medicaid approval process or lead to an outright rejection of your application. Professional help in filing yourMedicaid application helps lead to a quick approval whereas doing it on your own can be a long drawn out process culminating in a rejection.

Our professional staff can help you gather the necessary documentation and lead you through the maze of the Medicaid application to assure that your application is submitted accurately and completely.