You've worked hard your entire life. You deserve to know your real options — not guesses — before spending a single dollar you may not have to.
QUESTIONS JOHN HEARS EVERYDAY:
☑ "Do we have to sell the house to pay for a nursing home?"
☑ "How much can my healthy spouse keep if I go into a facility?"
☑ "We don't have much saved — what are our care options?"
☑ "Is it already too late to protect anything?"
Your parents saved their whole lives — often intending to leave something for family. You want to get them great care without watching that legacy disappear unnecessarily.
WHAT ADULT CHILDREN ASK JOHN:
☑ "Can we protect any of Mom's savings before she spends it all on the facility?"
☑ "Dad already transferred money to us — did that disqualify him?"
☑ "Will Medicaid take the family home after Mom passes?"
☑ "How do we get them qualified without costly mistakes first?"
John gives you honest, plain-language answers — so you can make decisions with confidence, not fear
John helps you preserve your parent's legacy — legally — while making sure they receive the quality care they deserve.
Small misunderstandings cost Idaho families tens of thousands of dollars every year. Here's what John hears constantly — and what's actually true.
❌ COMMON BELIEF
"We have too many assets. We'll never qualify for Medicaid."
✔ THE REALITY
Idaho Medicai allows married couples to protect substantial assets. Many families with $100,000+ still qualify. Don't assume — call first.
❌ COMMON BELIEF
"We already gave money to our kids. We've ruined any chance."
✔ THE REALITY
Look-back periods have specific rules and real exceptions. Many families who've transferred assets still have options they haven't explored.
❌ COMMON BELIEF
"Medicaid will take the house after my spouse passes."
✔ THE REALITY
Estate recovery rules have significant exceptions for surviving spouses and dependent family memebers. Many families keep the home — with the right plan.
John reviews specific financial situation and tells you exactly where you stand — what you qualify for, what you can protect, and what your realistic options are in Idaho.
Before spending or moving a single asset, understand what Idaho Medicaid rules allow you to protect. John explains the strategies families commonly use — including what works, what doesn’t, and where people get into trouble.
Medicaid applications are complex, and errors can cause expensive delays or denials. John guides your family through every step—with an insider’s understanding of exactly what reviewers look for.
Receive daily support in the comfort and familiarity of your own home — including help with personal care and daily activities. Often they preferred option for families.
A residential care setting that provides a system with daily personal needs while maintaining Independence and a sense of community.
Around-the-clock professional nursing and medical care for individuals with complex health needs. Medicaid's most comprehensive long-term coverage.
Before making any financial decisions, get oriented. This plain-language guide covers exactly what Idaho families need to understand first — no jargon, no overwhelm.
✔ The 4 long-term care options that what each one means for your family
✔ The ONLY 4 ways families actually pay for long-term care
✔The 3 Medicaid eligibility tests — and how Idaho applies them
✔ Income limits & the Miller Trust explained in plain English
✔ How to identify countable and excluded resources
Call (208) 553-4634 • Guide sent to your email after your intake call.
We are developing a step-by-step Medicaid Asset Shield Masterclass for Idaho families who want to fully understand the rules before making major long-term care decisions.
It will explain income limits, asset protection strategies, and how the Medicaid application process works in Idaho — at your own pase, in plain language.
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Simple process • Talk directly with John • Clear next steps
14 years inside Idaho Medicaid. Now helping families like yours.