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What Long-Term Care Services Does Medicaid Cover in Colorado? Navigating the complexities of long-term care can be overwhelming, especially for seniors and caregivers. If you're in Colorado and exploring options, Long-Term Care Medicaid offers essential support for seniors needing extended care services. Here's what it typically covers:Services Covered by Long-Term Care Medicaid: Nursing Home Care, Assisted Living, or Memory Care: Comprehensive medical and personal care for those in living communities. Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS): Assistance with daily tasks, such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation, provided in the comfort of your home or community. Adult Day Care: Structured programs that offer supervision, social interaction, and activities for seniors needing daytime assistance. Real-Life Example:One of our clients, with $100,000 in cash, a home, 2 cars, and a monthly income of $4,000, successfully qualified for Long-Term Care Medicaid. With professional assistance, they were able to access these vital services without exhausting their resources.Colorado's Medicaid program is designed to ensure seniors receive the care they need while protecting their financial well-being. If you're considering applying for Long-Term Care Medicaid, dont hesitate to explore how you, too, can qualify. Take the questionnaire to see if you qualify! www.doinggoodforothers.com/questionnaire

Caregiving for the Caregiver Have you had a chance to pick up the October issue of Real Simple magazine yet? If not, it's time you did! In fact, it's our CEO's favorite magazine read because it is all about how to make life just a little bit simpler. Dont we all need that! This month, there's a particular article that speaks directly to youthe caregivers. Now, some of us have been on this caregiving journey for years, while others may have recently embarked on this path. And if you arent a caregiver yourself, chances are you know someone who is. According to Real Simple, in 2020 alone, approximately 53 million Americans were caregivers. That number is set to grow, with projections suggesting that one in five of us could be caregivers by 2030. Its a humbling statistic that reminds us all of the broader support network we might one day be a part of. At Beneficent, we're currently immersed in a book called The Go-Giver. It's an inspiring read that highlights how givingin any formcan lead to business success and personal fulfillment. Without giving away too much, the book emphasizes creating more value for others than what you receive in return. For us, this means offering more than just our services to caregivers like you. We want to provide you with certainty and peace of mind, ensuring that your financial resources are sufficient to care for your loved ones, allowing you to finally take that long-deserved vacation. Whether you are a caregiver or you know someone who is, its important to remember to give a little care back to yourselves. Caregiving is an incredibly rewarding but often challenging role. It can sometimes feel isolating, physically demanding, and emotionally taxing. If you're a caregiver, remember to carve out time for yourself, even if its just a few precious moments each day. And for those of you who know a caregiver, think about ways you can support them. A small gesture, a listening ear, or some practical help can go a long way in easing their load. Ultimately, whether you're the caregiver or the one supporting them, remember that were all here to support each other in this community. Taking care of those who take care is a gift in itself.BeneficentWe provide trustworthy long-term care guidancefor deeply caring family members facing a critical long-term care financial crisis. We help clients understand, prepare, and qualify for programs covering high costs of Long-term Care including adult day care home care assisted living memory care nursing homes.

How to Apply for Long-Term Care Medicaid in ColoradoApplying for Medicaid can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to long-term care. However, with the right guidance and resources, the process can be much smoother. This guide is designed for seniors, caregivers, and Colorado residents to help them understand how to apply for long-term care Medicaid in Colorado. Understanding Long-Term Care MedicaidLong-term care Medicaid provides financial assistance to those who need help with daily living activities, such as bathing, dressing, and eating. It covers care provided in various settings including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and even at home. Why You Shouldn't Apply AloneGiven the high volume of applications and the complexity of the process, we do not recommend submitting an application on your own. Mistakes can delay approval or result in denial. Should you choose to apply on your own, we will give you the information and tools you need during our free initial consultation with you. Schedule a free consultation here  - calendly.com/doinggoodforothers Steps to Apply for Long-Term Care Medicaid in ColoradoStep 1: Find The Applicants DHS OfficeThe first step in applying for Medicaid in Colorado is to find the applicants local Department of Human Services (DHS) office. This is where you will submit your financial application. Find the Applicants DHS office here - cdhs.colorado.gov/contact-your-county Step 2: Submit a Financial ApplicationOnce you have located your local DHS office, you will need to submit a financial application. This form will require detailed information about your income, assets, and expenses. Step 3: Determine Financial EligibilityBefore proceeding with the application, it's crucial to determine if you qualify financially for Medicaid or VA Aid & Attendance benefits. Strategies exist to access benefits while protecting your personal assets, and a Certified Medicaid Planner (CMP) can help you maximize your benefits. Find out if you qualify - doinggoodforothers.com/financialinformation Step 4: Schedule a Health AssessmentAfter qualifying financially, you will need to schedule a level of care assessment, also known as a health assessment, with the Applicants Single Entry Point. This evaluation will determine the level of care you require. Schedule a health assessment - hcfp.colorado.gov/case-management-agency-directory Step 5: Skip the Hassle of Applying Alone Schedule an AppointmentIf you find the application process overwhelming, you can skip figuring out how to apply on your own by scheduling an appointment with our experts.  Schedule an appointment with a Certified Medicaid Planner - calendly.com/doinggoodforothers Our 4-Step Process for Application AssuranceWe have developed a streamlined 4-step process to help you feel relief about your loved ones care and save money. 1. Schedule a Free Initial ConsultationLearn more about what we can do to preserve your assets by scheduling a free initial consultation. 2. Make a PlanThrough an assessment of your financial circumstances, we will create a roadmap of the best options for you. 3. Pick an OptionWe explore legitimate opportunities to preserve your assets. 4. Gain BenefitsSelect the best option, and we will complete a successful application for gained benefits. Applying for long-term care Medicaid in Colorado doesn't have to be stressful. By following these steps and seeking professional guidance, you can ensure a smoother application process and maximize your benefits.For personalized assistance, schedule a free consultation with one of our Certified Medicaid Planners (CMP) today. Learn more and schedule now! - calendly.com/doinggoodforothers