Medicaid Planning Strategies

A parent is irreplaceable, but someone will have to fill in if the worst happens.

When a loved one is admitted to a nursing home, you want to make sure he or she is getting the best possible care. Nursing Homes: Getting Good Care There can teach you how to be a good advocate for...

For most people, receiving an inheritance is something good, but for a nursing home resident on Medicaid, an inheritance may disqualify them from the benefits that pay for their long-term care services.

Medicaid 101

A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) study concludes that few of the elderly are transferring assets in orde...

if you postpone planning until it is too late, you run the risk that your intended beneficiaries -- those you love the most -- may not receive what you would want them to receive.

Most nursing home residents on Medicaid are likely not being enrolled in the Medicare Part D prescription drug plan ...

Currently, many baby boomers are dealing with one or both parents' long-term care needs. The Baby Boomer's Guide to Nursing Home Care was written to help children of aging parents ensure that their parents get the best nursing home care...

We have added a new section to "ElderLaw Info-Medicaid" that briefly summarizes the provisions of the Deficit Reduct...

An 88-year-old California widow is challenging an attempt by her continuing care retirement community (CCRC) to mov...