Medicaid Planning
Last month, we explored some of the most common myths about Medicaid and long-term care. As promised, we are continuing the conversation by answering additional questions we hear daily from families navigating these decisions. Do you work only with seniors? Not at all! Every adult over 18 should have essential estate planning documents in place,…
When it comes to planning for aging loved ones, there is no shortage of confusion. Families often come to us feeling overwhelmed, having read conflicting information online or heard advice that simply is not accurate. The truth is that elder law is complex and highly specific to each situation. Misunderstandings about Medicaid, estate planning, and…
One of the most common questions we hear at Hurley Elder Care Law is: Will Medicaid take my home? This concern often stems from confusion about Medicaid Estate Recovery. Understanding how this program works can help families plan with confidence and avoid unnecessary stress. What Is Medicaid Estate Recovery? Medicaid Estate Recovery is a program…
You have continued to stick with us the past few weeks as we have discussed Georgia Nursing Home Medicaid. Thank you! We know it is a bit tedious, but it is important. This week we are focusing on one of the most important and often misunderstood topics: exempt and countable assets. If you or a…
When a loved one needs nursing home care, one of the biggest concerns families face is how to qualify for Medicaid. We’ve spent the past few weeks blogging about Georgia Nursing Home Medicaid for individuals and couples. This week, we will discuss the income requirements for eligibility. In Georgia, there is a strict monthly income…
As the cost of long-term care continues to rise, many families find themselves asking an important question: How will we afford nursing home care? For individuals in Georgia, Nursing Home Medicaid is often the answer, but understanding how it works, especially when it comes to income, can feel overwhelming. What Is Nursing Home Medicaid? Medicaid…
Families often hear the term “Medicaid planning,” but many are unsure what it involves. The reality is that when a loved one requires skilled nursing care, one of the first questions families ask is how they will cover the cost. In the Atlanta area, nursing home care can exceed $10,000 a month. Even families who…
As people are living longer and the cost of care continues to rise, many families find themselves asking the same question: How will we pay for long-term care? At Hurley Elder Care Law, we receive calls every day from concerned family members trying to understand their options for care, public benefits, and how to afford…
Change is on the way—and it’s BIG. In early July, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which President Trump signed into law. This comprehensive legislation combines tax reforms with major changes to public benefit programs like Medicaid, which many older adults, families, and people with disabilities depend on. While many provisions won’t…
Understanding Medicaid Estate Recovery: What It Means for Your Family Home One of the most common concerns we hear at Hurley Elder Care Law is: “Will I lose my home if I apply for Medicaid?” The fear often stems from confusion around Medicaid Estate Recovery—a program that can affect your assets after a loved one…
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