Our Medicaid Planning library is full of valuable information about your options for paying for the high cost of a nursing home if you or your spouse become ill or disabled and require long-term care. In these helpful articles, we explain how Miller Trusts work and how to protect your property and other assets.
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Understanding Whether Your Loved One Needs Hospice or Palliative Care When an aging loved one needs more support than you can provide, you need to know whether they need hospice or palliative care. We explain the difference. -
What to Do If You Think an Elderly Person Is Being Abused or Neglected If you think an elderly friend is being abused, neglected, or scammed, you should take action to protect them. We tell you what to look for and how to help. -
Federal American Rescue Plan Act Has Important Benefits for Seniors Ready to take advantage of the benefits for seniors in the American Rescue Plan Act? Learn which provisions could help you and how to make the most of them. -
How to Pay for Various Long-Term Care Options for an Elderly Loved One What are your options when an elderly parent needs help with daily tasks? We provide an overview of long-term care services and how to pay for them here. -
Government Benefits May Be Available for Assisted Living and Home Healthcare for Texas Seniors Will Medicaid pay for assisted living or in-home healthcare for seniors who qualify financially? Only in certain very specific situations. Learn more here. -
5 Signs That It’s Time to Find a Nursing Home for Your Loved One It’s never an easy call to make, but waiting too long to find a nursing home for your loved one could jeopardize their health and safety. Learn the signs here. -
Balancing Safety and Sanity for Loved Ones in Texas Nursing Homes During Covid Pandemic Texas nursing homes and long-term care facilities have a duty to protect residents from Covid-19, but residents also have certain rights. Learn more here. -
Important Considerations When Choosing a Nursing Home The nursing home you choose could mean the difference between being well taken care of and suffering unnecessarily. We help families make this decision.