Learn how special needs trusts work, the differences between trust types, and how families can help protect public-benefit eligibility.

One of the biggest misconceptions related to Community (Home Care) Medicaid is the idea that one thinks they and/or their loved one is not eligible for services because “they make too much money.” In ...

For anyone with identified needs who is applying for benefits, how money is handled could impact public benefit eligibility. This may be true for you or a loved one who has needs that are increasing ...

Medicaid is one of the largest payer sources of long-term care in the state of Florida. It is a common myth that you have to be destitute to get Medicaid. While there are income and asset limits to ...

Estate planning for a loved one with special needs requires careful analysis and the use of specialized tools to preserve long‑term financial security while maintaining eligibility for essential state ...

If you have a child or another loved one with special needs, it’s only natural to worry about their future. How can you make sure their financial needs are taken care of without jeopardizing their ...

For the past 33 years, a Richmond-based nonprofit organization has helped provide peace of mind to families and individuals with disabilities through its pooled trusts. Commonwealth Community Trust ...

A Pooled Trust account is a financial investment tool used to preserve funds that enhance the quality of life for an individual with identified needs. It can preserve financial assets — like proceeds ...