Planning for long-term care is a crucial but often overlooked part of estate planning. Determining who will care for you and how that care will be paid for can be an uncomfortable conversation, yet it ...

At some point in our mid-sixties, our financial focus shifts from making more money to preserving the resources we have already accumulated. For many people who feel they have more than enough to live ...

Navigating Medicaid planning is no easy feat — especially when the stakes include protecting your assets, accessing quality care and ensuring long-term financial stability. Whether you’re planning ...

Long-term care and Medicaid planning are important considerations for families, especially during the holidays when they gather. Without proper planning, individuals may need to spend down most of ...

Would you transfer most or all of your assets out of your own name? It might sound crazy, but some Americans are doing just that. Their goal: to qualify for long-term care under Medicaid. For these ...

Warning: Stricter Medicaid rules may derail your strategies for protecting your family's wealth. That's because Congress has stiffened the penalties for giving away money so that your parents are able ...

Family planning services and supplies have been a part of the Medicaid program since it was first established half a century ago. And over the past several decades, Medicaid has become the dominant ...

At the University of Mississippi Medical Center, one researcher’s full-time job for the past nine months has been to find out ...

This past weekend brought the end of continuous Medicaid coverage, under a Covid-related policy that prohibited states from removing any enrollees from their Medicaid rolls. The result? An estimated ...

On December 18, 2024, as the country was closing down for the holidays, the United States Supreme Court announced that in spring 2025, it would hear Kerr v. Planned Parenthood (now renamed Medina v ...