Resource Directory
Services: Placing your loved one in a facility is never an easy decision, even when it’s the best choice for everyone involved. Unfortunately, nursing home abuse is widespread, making it essential to know what to do if you suspect abuse or neglect. We put together a guide to help inform people, check it out.
Website: https://olsonlawfirm.com/nursing-home-abuse-neglect/
Services: Learn how to pay for long-term care. Free Consultations – Certified Medicaid Planners offer free consultations for those who want to explore their options for paying for long-term care—specifically utilizing Medicaid or VA Aid and Attendance. Completing Applications – Beneficent Case Managers will guide you through the application process, avoiding common mistakes and ensuring success until approval. Lump Sum Report – If a current Medicaid or VA applicant sold a home or received a lump sum of cash and is worried about losing their long-term care benefits, we outline strategies to preserve the cash and retain benefits. Free Learning Events – Complimentary learning events about Medicaid and VA Aid & Attendance benefits for senior care providers and industry partners.
Cost: Free 1-hour consultation. During the consultation, we will discuss our flat fee or provide instructions on how you can qualify for Long-Term Care Medicaid or VA Aid & Attendance, if you want to apply on your own.
Eligibility: Must be over the age of 65 or a disabled adult. An applicant must earn less than $9,000 in monthly income; spouse income is not included. Require assistance with at least 2 activities of daily living – bathing, dressing, eating, or using the toilet.
Services: To assist those navigating this critical transition, we’ve developed a comprehensive guide that outlines the important factors to consider when selecting the right nursing home. To see the guide go to our website.
Cost: Free
Website: https://cutterlaw.com/how-to-choose-the-right-nursing-home/
Services: Housing and Care: We help clients navigate the different elder care options: home care, live in caregiver, independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing. Our services are free but the services we refer to will require payment. We have resources that will help you determine when and how to qualify for the Medicaid waiver that covers this service. We have many, many other resources relating to getting care for older adults.
Cost: Our service is free to the client because we are compensated by our vast network of care and housing partners.
Eligibility: Clients that are 60 years or older. Either the client needs to be able to make decisions for themselves or we need someone to be helping them make those decisions. We have resources if a situation requires a power of attorney, guardian, or conservator.