Tips for Elderly Californians Regarding Medi-Cal Planning
September 21, 2022
Medi-Cal is California’s Medicaid health care program. If you have a low income and assets, you may be eligible for a variety of medical treatments
Medi-Cal is California’s Medicaid health care program. If you have a low income and assets, you may be eligible for a variety of medical treatments
If you have a child with special needs who will soon be turning 18, the need to plan for your future, as well as your
Parents of kids with special needs should take additional care when planning for their future to make sure that their kids will receive appropriate support
As many individuals get older, they are faced with the reality that they may have to reside in a nursing home or assisted living facility
More than 214,000 people across the United States and over 16,500 people in California have passed away from COVID-19 and related issues in the past
While anxiety and concern related to the pandemic affect people of all ages, the elderly may be more susceptible to mental health disorders during this
Senior citizens in the State of California have numerous options when it comes to long-term care. Long-term care comprises many types of support services and
Can My Nursing Home Take My Stimulus Check? Many people and households suffered serious financial losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, the federal
As Medicare Advantage providers begin to implement new benefits, it is important to evaluate your insurance options during each Medicare enrollment period. Additionally, even with expanded benefits, it is still crucial to plan for long-term care. Private long-term care insurance, private paying, and Medi-Cal will still be the primary sources for paying for long-term care, not Medicare.
It is important to understand the options available to help you help your parents from in-home care and adult day programs; assisted living and board and care; to skilled nursing care. Although many of these options have significant costs, Medi-Cal may offer some financial relief. In particular, Medi-Cal will cover the cost of skilled nursing home care. Although Medi-Cal is a resource-based program, there are many strategies available to Californian residents to qualify for benefits without having to spend down your assets.
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