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"responsive and quite personable"
"you guided my mother correctly"
"Your knowledge has changed our lives"!
"great work you do for senior clients"
"My sister and I didn't know where to turn when our mother became ill."
"you held mom's hand through the whole application process."
"patiently and lovingly helped me with all my options"
"You helped raise my spirit"
"You made it much easier to deal with a difficult situation"
"Our sister’s assets are now protected"
"I really appreciate all of your help."
"Thank you for all your help and support for my folks"
"my husband is so relieved and settled in."
"I am very impressed with your firm"
"Even our attorney marveled at how well we have "handled” things"
"This program will save my mother thousands of dollars"
Absolutely! It is similar to doing tax planning and estate planning. These strategies have been mainstream practices for decades. You need to understand and follow the Medi-Cal qualifying guidelines.
If your family member (over age 65) had cancer, heart disease or any other illness which required hospitalization and/or other expensive charges all of the bills would be paid by Medi-Care. It is morally right for the government to pay the bills because you have rights to these entitlement programs with your earned tax dollars for most of your life.
85% of nursing home residents are on Medi-Cal. However, only a few of them started out that way. There are laws that allow you to hold on to your savings and not go broke. People choose to utilize this option and learn about it.
No. There are strict laws that prohibit treating patients differently based on their method of payment.
No. Once you qualify for Medi-Cal benefits, your share of cost does not increase when the nursing home raises their rates.
Not if you take proper legal steps to prevent Medi-Cal recovery.