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In the United States, the only insurance plan that meets the need of long-term nursing home care for the elderly is Medicaid. Many people without a long-term care insurance policy end up paying through private means or by funding the cost out of their own pockets. Medicaid, a federal government program, can help provide coverage for certain categories of people with a specific income and assets, and who are over 65 with a disability. The rules for eligibility may vary by state.

Presently, nursing home care is among the fastest growing aspects of Medicaid Nursing home services and can cost as much $134,000 annually. For many, these expenses may seem insurmountable. This is why so many elderly turn to Medicaid for funding assistance when the time comes. The elderly know it’s important to preserve their family’s nest egg and ensure their legacy remains intact through a Medicaid plan that can help deal with long-term care if and when the need arises.

Who Qualifies for Medicaid?

Individuals qualifying for plans like Medicaid must first meet certain financial criteria. As Medicaid rules and regulations may vary by state, it’s important to know the ramifications of receiving financial assistance and if meeting Medicaid eligibility requirements and receiving nursing home services can lead to a reduction in net worth by having to sell or give away assets to help cover the costs.

Will Your Assets Be Protected?

Download our free report, “Set the Stage for Medicaid Eligibility” and get valuable tips and strategies on how to protect your assets. Learn ways of making sure the legacy you leave behind isn’t depleted by the expenses incurred from home health services.

Here’s what you’ll learn in our free report:

  • How to use Medicaid “triggers” for asset protection
  • Why you need disability planning
  • How to make sure your wishes are carried out
  • And much more

Request a FREE report today and learn how Medicaid planning can help safeguard your assets and allow the legacy to continue you’ve worked so hard to build.

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