"Plan for the worst...Pray for the best..."

At MEDICURITY, that is our responsible recommendation...  

Individuals and families in your generation are faced with juggling
overwhelming legal, health care, and financial matters.  These matters result
from the long-term disability of a family member or friend. To best manage
and deal with the issues involved with long-term care and disability, you
need a Long-Term Care Plan in place that achieves your estate planning
goals and protects your assets

There comes a time when the care provider, responsible party, or disabled individual  needs a trusted,
knowledgeable source to coordinate the management and plan the outcome of these daunting legal, health
care, and financial matters.  MEDICURITY exists for this reason.  

MEDICURITY was formed by paraprofessionals with distinctive experience and specialty education in the
following legal areas: Elder Law, Social Security Disability, Estate Planning, and Administrative Law.  We work
exclusively with an elderly and disabled client base.

Our mission is to provide peace of mind that you and your loved ones have a secure financial future that
maintains your usual standard of living, protect your life savings, spouse, or disabled children from the pitfalls of
high medical costs and restrictive Medicaid and Medicare laws, and insure that you do not outlive your money
and debt.

MEDICURITY delivers an affordable alternative to individuals, couples, or families seeking representation for  
Medicaid eligibility and asset protection consultation.  Our expert professionals provide our clients with years of
experience and winning solutions.  The results are  victories for everyone within the interlocking circles of the
general public,medical institutions, long-term care facilities, financial institutions, and government agencies.  

Do you know a single individual, married couple or loved one who is:

  • In, or about to enter a nursing home or paying for private home care?

  • Spending $3,000, $4,000, $5,000 or more per month?

  • Still has a home, savings or other assets that are being depleted?

  • Wanting to leave an inheritance for family, provide for a disabled child, donate to a church/charity?

  • And wants to establish Medicaid eligibility as soon as possible?

Have you heard these myths:


  • If you give away assets, you are automatically disqualified for 36 months?

  • It is illegal to give away assets to qualify for Medicaid?

  • You can give each of your children and grandchildren up to $11,000 without affecting Medicaid eligibility?

  • A Living Trust will protect your assets from Medicaid?

  • Once in a nursing home, there is nothing you can do to protect assets?

Your financial future and well-being depend upon knowing the facts.