Attorney Jackie Bedard and the Carolina Family Estate Planning team prepared these helpful blogs to educate you about Medicaid and nursing home care in North Carolina.
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Community Spouse Guidelines for Medicaid Qualification When a Medicaid applicant is married, they refer to their spouse as the “community spouse.” There are a separate set of guidelines for a married applicant. -
What Is Medicaid Estate Recovery and How Does It Work? Medicaid estate recovery is the government’s process for recouping some of its losses, if it can. -
What is the Medicaid Income Limit in North Carolina for Nursing Home Care? Medicaid is a needs-based program for people 65 years of age or older, or who are permanently blind or disabled. They must also meet certain income requirements -
What Is The Medicaid Look-Back Period in North Carolina and How Does It Work? How does the Medicaid look-back period work in North Carolina? This is what you will need to know about determining your Medicaid eligibility. -
If I Live In North Carolina, Will I Lose My House If I Need Medicaid? Protect your house and assets with a Medicaid plan. Call 919-443-3035 to schedule an assessment of your needs by an elder care attorney in Cary, North Carolina. -
How to Quickly Appeal a Nursing Home Medicare Denial in North Carolina Have you received notice that a loved ones Medicare nursing home coverage is ending? Learn how you can appeal to Medicare and request the coverage continue. -
Five Essential Steps to Take in North Carolina When Mom’s (or Dad’s) Medicare Runs Out Here are five essential steps to take if you find out a parents Medicare is running out in North Carolina. -
How to Appeal a Medicare Denial in North Carolina If you’re dealing with a Medicare denial in North Carolina, our elder law attorneys are experienced in filing and winning appeals. Call today at 919-443-3035. -
5 Reasons Why You Need An Estate Planning Attorney for Medicaid and Long-Term Care Planning in North Carolina Learn some of the most important things to know about qualifying for and getting Medicaid in NC and how working with an estate planning lawyer can help. -
Coronavirus (COVID-10) FAQs: Stimulus Checks Carolina Family Estate Planning answers frequently asked questions regarding stimulus payments under the CARES Act