Question: If a child is the owner of a life insurance policy, and the parent is the insured, is the policy excluded from a Medicaid
Question: When a husband is about to apply for Medicaid long-term care benefits, and a community-spouse (non-applicant) wife is trying to reduce her assets below
Question: I am POA (Power of Attorney) for my 91-year-old uncle. For the past 2.5 years, he has been enrolled with MassHealth PACE. He receives
Question: Can a whole life insurance policy owned by a current recipient of Medicaid benefits be transferred or borrowed against in order to avoid becoming
Question: I have a non-retirement account at Fidelity with my name on it and the beneficiary is the Robinson Crusoe family trust. Can I put
Question: I need to sell my mother’s life insurance policy to bring down her assets to qualify for Medicaid, but it doesn’t have enough value
Question: I am 72 years old and in fair to poor health. My wife is 70 and in good health. We have two children—42 and
As explained here, in order to be eligible for Medicaid coverage, in most states nursing home residents are limited to $2,000 in “countable” assets and
