Clarity for what
comes next.
Information about Medicaid planning and the cost of long-term care, and a way to ask about your family’s situation.
What this site covers
Medicaid Asset Protection Group is about Medicaid planning for long-term care: paying for a nursing home, the family home, a spouse who lives at home, savings and retirement accounts, trusts and transfers, applications and denials, and estate recovery. Medicaid is run by each state within federal rules, so the site is organised state by state, with California’s program, Medi-Cal, covered in more depth.
Careful information. No blanket promises.
Medicaid planning combines federal frameworks with state-specific rules, individual care needs, and family circumstances. This site is designed to help you understand the questions and find relevant pathways, not to give a personal legal conclusion, decide eligibility, or promise any outcome.
Who runs it, and what happens to a request
This website provides information and facilitates inquiries concerning Medicaid planning, elder-law and related legal matters. It is not a law firm or a government agency, and it does not give legal advice.
If you ask to be contacted, the information you provide may be transmitted to one or more attorneys, law firms, intake providers or related service providers that may evaluate the inquiry. Each attorney or law firm decides for itself whether to contact you or offer representation, and sending a request does not mean that anyone will. The Privacy Policy (sections 9 and 10) and the Terms of Use (sections 2, 4, 5 and 15 to 18) set this out in full.
A national site
Pages about a state describe that state’s rules from the state’s own official sources. No page on this site presents an office in any state, or a licence in any state other than the reviewing attorney’s California licence.
How the pages are written and checked
The Editorial Standards page explains how pages are drafted, which sources they rely on and what is checked before a page is published. Content pages name their reviewing attorney in small print at the end of the page.
Contact
Email info@medicaidplanningattorney.com, or write to 600 W. Broadway, Suite 700, San Diego, CA 92101. To describe your situation, use the planning review form.