There are several long-term care options for seniors. One of these is called assisted living, which differs greatly from nursing homes. Learn more about assisted living to determine if it’s the right option for your loved one.
The Medicaid eligibility application process can be very stressful for applicants and their families. Allow Senior Planning to take on the comprehensive Medicaid eligibility process for you or your loved one. Thousands of Medicaid applicants and their families have relied on the expertise of Senior Planning Services. We’re here to help.
Senior Planning plays a crucial role in the Medicaid eligibility application process. Watch this video to see how our case managers support seniors and their families during difficult times.
The Medicaid eligibility application process can be very stressful for applicants and their families. Allow Senior Planning to take on the comprehensive Medicaid eligibility process for you or your loved one. Thousands of Medicaid applicants and their families have relied on the expertise of Senior Planning Services. We’re here to help.
Senior Planning makes the Medicaid eligibility application process simple. This video shows the pride our employees take in our company and how they make a difference in seniors’ lives.
Transcript: We put together such a great company, such great employees, employees that really care, who are passionate about what they do. And it’s just a great thing to see so many skilled people that are so great at what they do together to make such a difference to the lives of thousands and thousands of seniors.
Learn more at: https://www.seniorplanning.com/ or call us at 1-855-775-2664.
The Medicaid eligibility application process can be very stressful for applicants and their families. Allow Senior Planning to take on the comprehensive Medicaid eligibility process for you or your loved one. Thousands of Medicaid applicants and their families have relied on the expertise of Senior Planning Services. We’re here to help.
Senior Planning Services’ case managers are so much more than just Medicaid experts. Our case managers go the extra mile for their clients. Watch this video for more insight into how we handle the Medicaid eligibility process.
Transcript: When you have family members that are going through a tough time, they need that extra love. That’s really what we strive for and make sure that we are there for our families. So our goal really is to lift the entire burden off our clients’ shoulder.
Learn more at: https://www.seniorplanning.com/ or call us at 1-855-775-2664.
The Medicaid eligibility application process can be very stressful for applicants and their families. Allow Senior Planning to take on the comprehensive Medicaid eligibility process for you or your loved one. Thousands of Medicaid applicants and their families have relied on the expertise of Senior Planning Services. We’re here to help.
Allow Senior Planning’s skilled case managers to handle your entire Medicaid eligibility application process from start to finish. This video demonstrates our case managers’ role in the Medicaid process.
Transcript: We don’t just offer a financial service. You’re assigned a case manager who is going to hold your hand through the entire process and be your point of contact. It makes it a really simple and enjoyable process for the seniors, the families and the organizations that are providing the care.
Learn more at: https://www.seniorplanning.com/ or call us at 1-855-775-2664.
Our own Michael Steinberg was featured in a Huffington Post article earlier this month. He offers information and advice on the two eligibility categories related to Medicaid applications: clinical eligibility and financial eligibility.
Clinical or medical Medicaid eligibility and reimbursable services are determined by individual state criteria. Michael explains that proof of clinical eligibility is not a complicated process.
On the other hand, proving an individual qualifies for Medicaid services based on their financial standing is a daunting task. Applicants must gather financial documentation for five years – which is known as the five year look back. Every cash-value asset must be reported to show proof of financial eligibility.
What does this mean to skilled nursing facilities? If a patient is having trouble obtaining Medicaid approval, the facility is no doubt having trouble getting paid. About 55 percent of nursing home patients are on Medicaid, delays in reimbursements based on eligibility could be a big financial hardship to the nursing home business.
Michael advises that the best way to prepare for what’s ahead is to be well versed in Medicaid rules and guidelines. An even better idea is to leave it to the experts, such as the team at Senior Planning Services.
Read Michael Steinberg’s entire Huffington Post Interview Here.
