Greensboro Medicaid Attorney

The Law Offices of Cheryl David

Why Hire Us?

Whether you are attempting to resolve a complicated legal matter or you’ve simply decided that it’s time to start planning for the future, you need an advocate. The team at Cheryl David Law is dedicated to providing you with the experienced representation you need, no matter what the situation may be. Our highly knowledgeable and celebrated staff wants you to feel confident about the choices you make—let us be your guide on the path toward preserving your family’s future.

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What Our Clients Are Saying

I wanted to sincerely thank you.
…we are now receiving funds from Medicaid and our application to VA is being processed…on behalf of my family, I wanted to sincerely thank you and your staff for helping us through a very difficult and emotional time. You have performed every task laid out in our first consultation, from the financial planning to the navigation of all the forms necessary to gain the assistance. I will gladly reference you and your Firm whenever asked how we were able to do all we have for our Mother…” -Pete

Have known Cheryl for many years and she has been a trusted counselor as well as a truly genuine person for the entire time. Her guidance has always been spot on, and she stayed with us personally as many documents were prepared, reviewed and executed. On a personal side Cheryl listens and understands as well as offers proactive solutions to situations presented to her. Highly recommend her to anyone needing care in this area.” -Marc

Exceptional Client Service.
Wonderful experience. Very professional and educational. Will recommend highly to friends!!” -Judith

Medicaid Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make

Medicaid is a joint state and federally run health care insurance program that, in part, pays for nursing home and extended care expenses for eligible seniors. Because nursing home expenses can easily exceed $7,000 per month, people who are planning ahead for long-term care can often take advantage of Medicaid to help pay for those expenses.

Unfortunately, too many people don’t plan ahead for their long-term care needs, and even though many might have been able to use Medicaid, they often experience difficulties when they tried to do so. Here are some common Medicaid mistakes that you can avoid.

Plan
The best way to take advantage of Medicaid when you need it is to plan well in advance of actually needing it. Medicaid has specific eligibility criteria that may require you to have a plan ready at least five years ahead of when you may need nursing home or extended care assistance.

Get Help
Medicaid applications can often take a long time to process, and many applications are denied at first. A good elder law attorney will be able to guide you through the application and appeal process, as well as help you ensure that your initial application is as good as you can make it.

Get Educated
A big part of planning ahead for Medicaid is understanding what kinds of assets are included in measuring qualifications. Some assets, for example, are exempt from the calculation, while others are not. Knowing exactly what assets are included and what assets are not is vital to ensuring your application proceeds smoothly.

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