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How a Florida Durable Power of Attorney Helps in Medicaid Planning

How a Florida Durable Power of Attorney Helps in Medicaid Planning

A Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA) is a document that gives a trusted person of your choosing, the “Agent”, legal authority to act on your behalf regarding financial matters. A DPOA withstands incapacity and is a very important document for you to have in the event...
Understanding the 5-year Medicaid Lookback

Understanding the 5-year Medicaid Lookback

The 5-year Medicaid Lookback Period is a specific provision that is often confusing, but it plays a vital role in determining Medicaid eligibility.   What is the 5-Year Medicaid Lookback? The 5-Year Medicaid Lookback Period refers to a five-year timeframe during...
Medicare’s 3-day Hospital Inpatient Status Rule

Medicare’s 3-day Hospital Inpatient Status Rule

Seniors should be aware of Medicare’s 3-day hospital rule. There are significant implications for beneficiaries of Medicare, particularly those who may need skilled-nursing facility care after a hospitalization. Inpatient Status is Critical To be eligible for Medicare...
What Happens if Well-Spouse Dies First?

What Happens if Well-Spouse Dies First?

Many of our clients have the situation of one spouse needs nursing home care, and the other “well” spouse still lives at home.  When we get the chance to work with families on financial planning, we often can have the “sick” spouse’s nursing home bill largely covered...
Importance of Discussing Medicaid Planning with an Attorney

Importance of Discussing Medicaid Planning with an Attorney

When it comes to ensuring the best possible care for ourselves and our loved ones, it is important to understand Medicaid planning.  This process involves making strategic decisions about financial matters to secure future healthcare needs.  Seeking guidance from a...