Webinar – Know the Differences Between Assisted Living & Skilled Nursing Facilities by Lindsay Moss

Presented by Elville and Associates’ partner and senior elder law attorney Lindsay V.R. Moss, this webinar discusses the key differences between an ALF and a SNF. We review what qualifications are needed for each type of facility, what long-term insurance will pay for, and what public benefits may be available for each, including Medicaid and Veteran’s Administration (VA) benefits. We go over asset requirements, and asset protection and planning strategies. – Assisted Living Facilities ARE NOT skilled nursing facilities. Learn what to expect with both facilities and what questions you should be asking. – VA Aid & Attendance can be very helpful in paying towards the costs of assisted living, if eligible – is there a service member in the home? The DOD takes care of their own; there are several options available for veterans and their surviving spouses. – Doing asset protection planning now can increase the likelihood of preserving your family’s wealth in the future. We don’t have 20/20 vision, but if this year has taught us anything – no one can predict the future. However, you can plan for a multitude of circumstances to be prepared for what comes next. – Long-term care Medicaid is available for those that need to be in a skilled nursing facility, but assets have to be either protected or spent-down for eligibility. Knowing what to spend and how to spend, it is key! Open to clients, advisors and the general public. For Certified Financial Planners and CPAs, 1.5 continuing education hours will be available for attending this presentation.

More Webinars from Elville and Associates

The education of clients and their families through counseling and superior legal-technical knowledge is the mission of Elville and Associates.  We hold multiple educational events every month. Click to view our calendar of educational webinars and events or visit the Elville and Associates YouTube channel to view recordings of our past webinars.

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