Even if you’re already in the nursing home, half or more of your money can be saved from Medicaid.

5 Feb 2022 · 1 min

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In this promotional video, an elder‑law attorney addresses individuals who are already residing in a nursing home and are paying privately for care. He explains that, contrary to common belief, it is possible to qualify for Medicaid without depleting all of one’s assets. By employing Medicaid spend‑down and asset‑protection strategies, he claims families can preserve at least half of the resident’s wealth while still gaining Medicaid benefits. He urges viewers to contact his law firm for personalized assistance, emphasizing that these options are not disclosed by Medicaid agencies and can be applied even while the person is already a nursing‑home resident. The video concludes with a call to follow the channel for more information.

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in a nursing home right now and they're having to private pay so they can spend down all their assets to practically nothing before they can qualify for Medicaid benefits, please call me or a lawyer like me. We can help you. We can save that money. We can preserve 50% or more of that money for your family. You do not have to give all your money to Medicaid in order to qualify for Medicaid benefits. There are things we can do, and you're not going to hear about them from Medicaid. And we can do these things even if you are currently a resident in the nursing home. You spent your entire working life paying taxes. Now let those taxes work for you. Be smart about your money. Don't give it away when you don't have to. The end result of all this is the same. You end up on Medicaid benefits. You can either end up on Medicaid benefits with $2,000 or $3,000 in your pocket, or you can end up on Medicaid benefits having given your family a nice legacy. Medicaid will gladly take it, but you do not have to give it to them. Contact me, find out more, and for more information like this, follow this channel.