Elder Law & Medicaid Planning
Nursing home costs in New York and Florida can drain a lifetime of savings in under a year. Medicare does not pay for long-term care. Medicaid does — but only if you qualify. With proper planning, you can protect your home and assets while still qualifying for benefits.
What Your Plan Covers
- Medicaid-compliant trusts to protect your home and assets
- Strategic asset transfer planning to meet the 5-year lookback period
- Medicaid application assistance and appeals
- Veterans Aid & Attendance pension planning
- Coordination with your existing estate plan
Who This Is For
- Western New Yorkers, or people along Florida’s Gulf Coast via virtual consultations, who are concerned about long-term care costs
- Adult children helping aging parents plan for the future
- Families who want to preserve a family home or legacy assets
- Veterans and surviving spouses who may qualify for additional benefits
Learn More
- Why Personalized Estate Planning Matters More Than Ever
- 5 Common Estate Planning Mistakes Families Make
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