Elder Law & Medicaid Learning Center By Scott Law Office.
September 24, 2026
Your parent is lying in a hospital bed when a staff member says it is time to plan for discharge. The discharge planner hands you a list of skilled nursing facilities and starts discussing the next step. Like many people, […]
September 18, 2026
It’s a common story in families with aging parents. One sibling lives nearby and handles nearly everything for Mom or Dad. The others live farther away or stay less involved. Doctor visits, medication management, meal preparation, and emotional support can […]
September 17, 2026
Moving a loved one into an assisted living facility is an emotional experience for the entire family. You want the best care possible, and you want to feel confident in your decision. One area that deserves extra attention is the […]
September 15, 2026
Imagine your family is in the middle of a Medicaid application for a parent in a nursing home. Suddenly, a call comes from Adult Protective Services. They want to investigate a report of potential neglect or exploitation. With that one […]
August 27, 2026
You are watching your mother struggle with daily tasks, from bathing and cooking to remembering her medications. At the same time, you are trying to save for your own retirement. You love your parent and want to provide the best […]
August 20, 2026
Many families assume nursing home care is the only option when a loved one needs daily medical support. The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) offers another option for qualifying seniors. It serves those who need a nursing […]
August 13, 2026
When your spouse needs nursing home care, you may be told to spend down your family’s assets to qualify for Medicaid. For many couples, long-term care costs can force a choice between paying for care and protecting the at-home spouse’s […]
August 10, 2026
Imagine your parent needs nursing home care, and the facility slides a stack of paperwork across the table. One form asks you to sign as the “responsible party.” Staff may even suggest the signature is required before your loved one […]





