Medi-Cal Eliminates the Asset Test in 2024 for Long-Term Care Medi-Cal: A Game-Changer for Californians
As of January 1, 2024, Medi-Cal no longer factors in assets such as bank accounts, cash, second vehicles, and homes when determining eligibility. This monumental shift holds particularly promising news for those in the Long-Term Care Medi-Cal program, especially those residing in skilled nursing facilities. The old myth that “you could only have $2,000.00 in your name” has now been relegated to history. Embracing a New Era of Accessible Health Care Gone are the days when individuals had to navigate the complex landscape of asset tests and “spend down”, potentially denying them the health care coverage they desperately needed. The ... Read More
The Rising Tide of Caregiving Costs: Navigating the High Price of Longevity
In an era where medical advances and improved living conditions have led to longer lifespans, the aging population faces a new challenge – soaring caregiving costs. The emotional, physical, and financial toll of caring for elderly loved ones has become a significant concern for many families. As the demand for long-term care continues to grow, families are grappling with the daunting reality of expenses that can easily surpass the million-dollar mark. In this blog post, we will explore the rising tide of caregiving costs and shed light on the challenges faced by families when taking care of their aging relatives. ... Read More
