Once on the Medi-Cal benefit, state law and regulation require that any changes in the circumstances of the applicant/beneficiary must be reported. One of the major changes we see most often is when a client has received a large sum of money through an inheritance or a settlement. Read more…
Medi-Cal Requires Full Disclosure of Inheritance or Settlement Read More »
We get phone calls every day from family members who are confused and stressed about who pays for Long Term Care. Once they realize that Medicare isn’t going to pay, and the Medicare supplement isn’t going to pay for Long Term Care, then the stress level really elevates. The question is, how to pay for Long Term Care for themselves or their loved one? So here’s the scoop: Medicare will pay for short term rehab for up to 20 days if they meet 3 requirements…Read More…
Long Term Care Expense Confusion Read More »
Who pays for long term care when someone goes into a nursing home? If you’ve planned ahead and have purchased long term care insurance for such an event, your worries are diminished. If not, then you have few choices. Many people are under the misconception that Medicare or their health insurance will pay for long term skilled nursing care. This is not the case. Read More…
Aging Crisis in America Read More »
Medicare and other health insurance benefits DO NOT pay for long term care in a nursing home. Unfortunately, most people don’t learn this until they are faced with this dilemma. Medicare will pay for short term rehab in a nursing home under certain conditions. They might even pay for rehab care in a skilled nursing facility for up to 100 days. However, a person must meet a very specific criteria in order to utilize this benefit. Read More…
Truth About Medi-Cal Read More »
The topic of Long Term Care generally confuses a lot of people. There is a lot of misleading information on paying for long term care available through Google, or from \”experts\” who really don\’t know how to fund expenses and preserve assets. And because of this, we decided this topic needed it\’s own workshop.
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Workshop: Answer Your Questions About Long Term Care Read More »
