As the wonders of healthcare advance, we live longer than ever before. It’s something to celebrate but also to prepare for. At the Family First Firm, we dedicate ourselves to enhancing your elder care experience. We’ll help you:
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Outstanding in every aspect. If I could give 10 stars I would. Thank you for the best care of my elder parents. Wish I would have contacted you sooner. I recommend this firm to anyone needing help with their elder loved ones.
Working with Family First is one of the best decisions we've ever made. Our Medicaid application was approved. I felt like I was in great hands the entire time. I highly recommend her and Family First Firm!
I cannot say enough wonderful things about this firm and the people that work there. I was facing an uphill battle with my husband and they helped me obtain Medicaid. They are kind, patient, and deliver what they set out to conquer. I would highly recommend them.
If you could use the financial help that Medicaid offers, please contact us for a no-cost one-on-one strategy session with one of our elder law attorneys.
We’ll answer your questions, discuss your unique situation, and protect your assets by helping you through each step of the Medicaid process: gathering documents and preparing wills, trusts, deeds, contracts, and more – at no extra cost. Once approved, we’ll even arrange the benefits with your care facility. That’s the Family First Firm difference.
Your and your loved ones’ quality of life will depend on having an attorney with an updated wealth of knowledge about elder care law. We’ll make sure you know your rights when no one else is obligated to share them with you.
You have unique financial goals and objectives, and we dedicate ourselves to protecting your assets through innovative solutions. We’ll assess all your obstacles and opportunities to guarantee you get the best benefits you can.
While we have to give the usual lawyer disclosure of “our past results are no guarantee of future results,” we’re still proud to say that of the thousands of Medicaid applications we’ve filed, we’ve gotten each one approved.
Medicaid and Medicare are both tax-funded government programs that help cover healthcare costs. Medicaid is for people with limited income and is managed by the states. Medicare, managed by the federal government, is for people who are 65 and older or have a disability. While Medicare is based on age, Medicaid is based on income.
How much a nursing home will cost depends on its location, staff, size, and the types of care offered. You can use Medicaid to cover most, if not all, of your long-term care center expenses. Medicaid can go towards nursing home or at-home care, but nursing home coverage depends on your loved one’s ability to take care of themselves.
You do not have to sell your home to get Medicaid. As long as the proper conditions are met, your home is considered an exempt resource. Though, if you gift the home, you may receive a period of ineligibility. In order to give away or transfer your home without penalty, you should consult with an experienced elder law attorney.