Dallas Medicaid Planning Attorney

Paying for long-term care without spending down a loved one’s assets or impoverishing a spouse isn’t easy. At The Hale Law Firm, our experienced elder law attorneys have helped hundreds of families secure quality care while preserving estates large and small. While no one can guarantee a final outcome, we are proud of our perfect record in securing Medicaid services for our long-term care nursing home clients.
For less than the average monthly cost of skilled nursing care, our attorneys can develop a Medicaid eligibility and asset protection plan. If you think or have been told that your loved one cannot qualify for Medicaid because he or she has too much income or resources, you have probably been misinformed. Call us today for your free initial consultation.

Caregiver Crisis

Frequently, caregivers call us after being referred by a hospital or nursing home social worker. They explain that their loved one has recently sustained an injury and/or suffers from a medical condition such as heart disease or dementia. Whether they are still living at home, in assisted living, or recovering in a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center, the concern is the same – they need a higher level of care and a way to pay for it. Compounding the caregiver’s crisis is the emotional and physical strain produced by family tension and a prolonged state of alert. There is a better way.

Contact Our Elder Care Attorneys

Our elder law attorneys offer peace-of-mind throughout the Medicaid eligibility process. With The Hale Law Firm you know that knowledgeable experts are providing the assistance your family needs, including:

  • Preparing a Medicaid Eligibility Plan (including a Miller Trust or Qualified Income Trust);
  • Assisting in choosing a nursing home;
  • Coordinating Medicare and Medicare Supplement benefits;
  • Filing a Medicaid application for assistance;
  • Representing your loved one before the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC);
  • Preparing a Medicaid Contingency Plan to insure continued Medicaid eligibility;
  • Creating a Medicaid Asset Protection Plan to protect the home and other assets against the Texas Medicaid Estate Recovery Program.

This segment of our firm’s practice has enormous personal significance to us. For this reason, we have consciously priced our Medicaid Planning services at a flat fee rate that is significantly less than locally prevailing rates. Call us today and inquire about our free initial consultation.