Your Medicaid Planning Assessment

Your Medicaid Planning Assessment will reveal how you score in each of the critical areas of long-term care asset protection — including the 5-year look-back, income caps, spousal impoverishment rules, estate recovery, and more. It will also provide you with recommended next action steps to help you improve your scores where needed and build a plan that better protects your life savings.

The assessment covers straightforward questions about your health, timeline, countable assets, care preferences, current legal documents, and more. No financial jargon, no trick questions — just an honest look at where you stand today.

The Medicaid Planning Assessment

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What You'll Receive:

  • Your Asset Protection Scores — Clear, easy to read metrics showing how well your current plan is structured to shield your wealth — and where gaps may exist that could leave your assets vulnerable to catastrophic healthcare and long term care costs.

  • Your Personalized Findings — Each section will also provide a brief analysis of not only the strengths, but also any gaps or vulnerabilities in your plan, including exposure to the 5-year look-back period, lack of spousal protections, outdated legal documents, and more.

  • Your Next Steps Checklist — You'll also receive a prioritized list of actionable strategies and next steps to help you strengthen your asset protection plan.

Whether you are proactively planning for the future or facing an immediate care need, this educational assessment is designed to give you greater clarity, insight, and confidence in your Medicaid planning strategy.

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