For many of us, our retirement savings, often in the form of an IRA, is our largest asset. Does this important asset count against us for Medicaid? The answer is it depends. Read the blog to learn more.

Worried you make too much for Medicaid? Let’s clear up the confusion and explain how income works in Medicaid eligibility—and why you should always speak with an elder law attorney before assuming you're ineligible.

Medicaid rules for married applicants permit spouses to preserve tens or even thousands of dollars, but many families leave this money on the table.

Qualifying for nursing home Medicaid in Texas can be complicated. Learn the basics of qualification.

A lot of people have heard of a Miller Trust (also known as a Qualified Income Trust or a QIT), but most people do not understand what they are used for. Miller Trusts can be a powerful tool for Medicaid qualification when used correctly.

Discover how a parent living with a child can use a life estate deed for Medicaid eligibility.

When one spouse applies for Medicaid to help cover the cost of long-term care, the other spouse—known as the “community spouse protected...