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How Does Medicaid Treat Income?
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- Asset Preservation
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
- Clay County
- D(4)(b) Trust
- Duval County
- Elder Law
- Estate Planning
- Florida
- Florida First Coast
- Jacksonville
- Long-Term Care
- Long-Term Care Planning
- Medicaid
- Medicaid Application
- Medicaid Eligiblity
- Miller Trust
- North Florida
- Nursing Home
- Nursing Home Care
- Nursing Home Costs
- Orange Park
- Skilled Nursing Home Care
- St. Augustine
- St. Johns County
- Trusts
Do I Need To Establish A Qualified Income Trust To Be Eligible For Medicaid?
We are often asked by clients if they need to establish a Qualified Income Trust to be eligible for Medicaid so they can cover the high costs of long-term nursing home care. Our answer is that if their gross monthly income exceeds the current limit of $2,205, a Qualified Income Trust (also called a Miller Trust or a D(4)(b) trust) must be established in order to qualify for Medicaid benefits.
With offices in Orange Park, Jacksonville, and St. Augustine, our Elder Law Attorneys help clients in North Florida establish Qualified Income Trusts to be within Medicaid ICP program income limits.