Many older Americans fear that they will end up in a nursing home at the end of their life.  While this represents a loss of personal independence, it also means much of their savings will be eaten up by care costs which can run anywhere from $35,000 to $150,000 a year.

Without proper planning, the cost of a nursing home will come from the savings the individual has worked their entire life to accumulate, and had hoped to leave to their spouse or family members.  Most people run out of savings in a relatively short period of time and then the individual is eligible for Medicaid to step in and pick up the cost.  Unfortunately by the time this occurs, your home and possessions have been sold to pay the debt.

By planning carefully, in advance of needing care, you can protect your estate.  Discuss Medicaid Planning with our advisers today and be sure that YOU are the one to choose who gets your estate, and be secure knowing that it won't be sold to pay for your medical care.

Did you know, in the event of you or your spouse is admitted into a long term care facility, it is possible to save your assets that you've worked so hard to get? You do not have to sell your house or car to pay your medical bills!

Don't rely on the misinformation that you can get from lawyers or financial planners who don't know the laws regarding saving your assets in this type of situation. Our team specializes in the Medicaid Planning service, and has even challenges states on their interpretation of the laws that allow you to save your assets, and won! Let us sit down and explain what Medicaid Planning can do to save your assets today.

Contact us today to schedule a no-obligation consultation!

Lyndon B. Johnson
Remarks with President Truman at the Signing In Independence of the Medicare Bill.

July 30th, 1965
[Beginning remarks of Lyndon B. Johnson]

PRESIDENT TRUMAN. Thank you very much. I am glad you like the President. I like him too. He is one of the finest men I ever ran across.

Mr. President, Mrs. Johnson, distinguished guests: You have done me a great honor in coming here today, and you have made me a very, very happy man.

This is an important hour for the Nation, for those of our citizens who have completed their tour of duty and have moved to the sidelines. These are the days that we are trying to celebrate for them. These people are our prideful responsibility and they are entitled, among other benefits, to the best medical protection available.

Not one of these, our citizens, should ever be abandoned to the indignity of charity. Charity is indignity when you have to have it. But we don't want these people to have anything to do with charity and we don't want them to have any idea of hopeless despair.

Mr. President, I am glad to have lived this long and to witness today the signing of the Medicare bill which puts this Nation right where it needs to be, to be right. Your inspired leadership and a responsive forward-looking Congress have made it historically possible for this day to come about.

Thank all of you most highly for coming here. It is an honor I haven't had for, well, quite awhile, I'll say that to you, but here it is:

Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States.

[End remarks of Lyndon B. Johnson]

Finding out if you qualify for Medicaid can be a daunting task.  Where do you start?  Who do you ask for help? Can you really save the things you and your spouse have worked your whole life to accumulate?

Our team has helped hundreds of people apply for Medicaid.  We know what to do BEFORE you apply to expedite the application. By allowing us to guide you through the process, we can GUARANTEE you will qualify for Medicaid before you submit the application. 

Contact us today so we can save your assets tomorrow!