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East Lake Rd, Suite 108,
Palm Harbor, FL 34685
MIR offers financial planning services designed to help elderly clients preserve their assets in safe investments so they may qualify for government financial assistance programs. MIR charges fees to assist elderly clients in submitting Medicaid applications, and we may receive commissions for annuities structured in the planning process. In 11 years filing Medicaid applications, we have never had an application denied.
We are not attorneys and do not offer legal advice or draft any legal documents. The decision to hire MIR is in no way equivalent to or a substitution for an attorney.
Florida’s
Medicaid Annuities
Medicaid Information Resource (MIR) specializes in helping clients to preserve
their assets and avoid spending down their assets on nursing home expenses.
Because of our deepened financial planning skills for asset preservation,
we can share ideas on how you might restructure your assets to preserve
them for family members and avoid “asset spend down”. Sometimes, Medicaid
Friendly Annuities can be used to preserve all of your family member’s assets.
Sometimes we recommend other alternatives to assist the family in preserving
assets and qualify immediately for Florida Medicaid. Even if the person
already resides in the nursing home, it’s possible to preserve their assets
and get them approved immediately for Medicaid benefits. Contact us
today for a free consultation!
Florida Medicaid Annuities - an alternative
These days, the cost of ongoing nursing home care is
considerable. In Florida, the average monthly cost for nursing home care
is over $6000. Once a person requires this level of care, their
life savings can be spent down quite rapidly. However, annuities can be
alternatives to avoid “asset-spend-down".
