Question: I live in a house that is in joint names with my father and that carries a mortgage. My name is also on the deed but I was ruled to be permanently disabled back in 2003. Will my house [...]

Question: My mother owns her home and her two sons, one who is disabled have lived with her for over eight years. In the last three years she has developed dementia. My brothers took care of her [...]

Question: My mother had a reverse mortgage and she went into a nursing home and received Medicaid for no more than 7 months before she passed away. Now, I have received a letter from the state of [...]

Question: My neighbor’s wife has been in a nursing home for about 10 years. He is wanting to sell his house and move out of state to be with his kids (yes, I’m considering buying it). [...]

Question: In January 2023, 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: Though I have read some of your related articles, I still am not quite clear: in the case of an institutionalized spouse with a healthy community spouse who lives in their home, will a [...]

Question: I am on Medicare and Medicaid for my health insurance. I would like to sell my home in New York and buy another in a different state. Will I have to reimburse Medicaid for the medical [...]

Question: My mother, who is 93, is in long term dementia care. She has a reverse mortgage, but due to her never receiving monthly payments, she qualified for Medicaid. It is now time to sell the [...]

Question: I’ve on MassHealth Commonhealth for about six years. I’ve been trying to figure out if the same rules apply with MassHealth and MassHealth Commonhealth when it comes to [...]

As I sometimes explain to clients, in terms of Medicaid paying for long-term care, if they don’t get you coming, they’ll get you going. This is because, with certain limitations, [...]