Medicaid Long-Term Care 101 Course: What It Takes to Get Your Loved One Qualified
CREATED BY A CAREGIVER WHO NAVIGATED MEDICAID LONG-TERM CARE ELIGIBILITY FOR HER MOM AND PROTECTED OVER $450,000 IN FAMILY ASSETS FROM BEING DRAINED BY LONG-TERM CARE COSTS.
✅ Understand exactly what Medicaid Long-Term Care eligibility requires: income, assets, medical criteria (including what to do if they have too much income or assets)
✅ Learn how to protect your family's savings using legal strategies most people don't know about
✅ How to avoid the most common reasons applications get denied
✅ Skip the expensive attorney fees just to learn the Medicaid Long-Term Care basics
Over 124 families helped so far, with zero refunds requested to date.
Why I Built This Course:
I'm an only child who cared for my mom with early-onset Alzheimer's — a journey that started when my dad died unexpectedly from a hemorrhagic stroke, all while I was finalizing a divorce. My world was turned upside down.
I spent years figuring out how to navigate everything — from getting her diagnosed and stopping her from driving, to untangling legal issues and getting her qualified for Medicaid long-term care, all during COVID.
But here's what I didn't know when I started: I spent over $64,000 of my own money on her care — money I did not need to spend — because I didn't understand how to plan a proper spend-down. I went into credit card debt. I was staring down $7,500+ a month for her long-term care and had no idea what we were going to do.
Then I learned the system. I figured it out piece by piece — from attorneys, from research, from trial and error. I implemented it. And it worked.
Once approved, Medicaid covered her care for the rest of her life. Her Social Security went toward her patient pay — exactly how the system is designed to work. Our family's assets stayed protected. My retirement stayed intact.
I built this course so you don't have to spend years — and thousands of dollars — figuring it out the hard way like I did.
What's Included:
7 self-paced video lessons — a step-by-step walkthrough of how Medicaid long-term care works, what to do if you've been told your loved one doesn't qualify, how to navigate being over the income or asset limit, and what families commonly get wrong. Most lessons are under 10 minutes — start applying what you learn right away.
6 planning documents — ready-to-use tools to help you navigate the process, even if you think your loved one makes too much money or has too many assets.
State Resources Directory — a complete state-by-state guide so you can look up your exact income and asset limits, your state Medicaid agency, and local elder law resources.
Who It's For:
Your parent or loved one has been diagnosed with dementia — and the weight of figuring out what comes next has landed on you
You know memory care or a nursing facility is coming — and the cost is keeping you up at night
You're terrified of going broke — draining their savings, your savings, or both — trying to get them the care they need
Someone told you Medicaid won't work for your situation — and you're not sure whether to believe them
You've been trying to piece together confusing information from Google and Facebook groups
You're the one handling all of this — and there's no one to tell you if you're doing it right
You want someone who's been through this to explain the system in plain English
FAQ's
This Is The Roadmap I Wish Someone Handed Me
For $97, this course walks you through the basics, helps you figure out what you can handle yourself, and points you toward free legal resources if that's enough for your situation.
I'll take you through the same process and show you what I did to save our family over $450,000 in my mom's memory care.
Self-paced. No homework. Start using what you learn immediately.
One month of memory care costs more than this course. One Medicaid mistake costs more than this course. This is the cheapest decision you'll make in this process.
Medicaid rules, including estate recovery, vary by state and change frequently. This course provides educational guidance, not legal or financial advice. Always consult a qualified elder law attorney for advice specific to your situation.
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