Question: In California, can I have my parents deed their house to me as compensation for taking care of them? It has been 5 years and I am drowning. Response: I don’t practice in [...]
Question: In January 2019, I suffered a prolonged illness that required multiple surgeries, hospitalization, and stays at a nursing home. I own and reside in my home in West Virginia, the state [...]
Question: My mother is 81 and was recently diagnosed with mild dementia. I’m 58 and live on the opposite side of the country. My brother lives an eight-hour drive from my mother. My mother [...]
Question: An unmarried applicant for Medicaid coverage of nursing home care who has lived with her brother her entire life in a house they inherited from their parents, and applicant now needs [...]
Question: My mom has dementia that has been progressing quickly over the past 6 months. We feel as though she needs 24/7 care and we are considering a residential memory disorders facility for [...]
Question: My mother is 88 years old and she is in rehab right now. I would like to get her on Medicaid when she eventually moves to long-term care. My question is, we own a cottage and the deed [...]
Question: Should my parents give me their home to protect it from Medicaid? Response: Many people wonder if it is a good idea to give their home to their children. While it is possible to do [...]
Question: Are irrevocable trusts considered countable assets when seniors are applying for community Medicaid? Response: It depends on the trust. The first question is who created and funded it, [...]
Question: We are in the process of transferring our dad from a nursing home in Connecticut to Ohio. He is on Medicaid. We understand that Medicaid does not transfer from one state to another, so [...]
Question: My 86-year-old sister has been in a nursing home since November of 2017. The paperwork is still “working” to qualify her for Medicaid (New Mexico). However, just recently, the doctor [...]
