How the PACE program works for Medi-Cal recipients in California — enrollment pathways, cost structure for dual eligibles vs. Medi-Cal-only participants, and how PACE replaces fragmented benefits with one coordinated plan.
How to qualify for PACE in San Francisco, which organizations serve the city, what the enrollment process looks like, and what to expect from the program if you are helping an aging parent.
How the PACE program works in California, who qualifies, where PACE centers operate, and how it compares with Medi-Cal home- and community-based options for keeping an aging parent at home.
Legal strategies to protect your parents' home and savings from nursing home costs in California — exempt assets, spend-down, trusts, and estate planning.
Practical alternatives to paying $2,000-$12,000 for elder law attorney Medi-Cal planning in California. Self-service guides, HICAP counselors, and hybrid approaches.
Find the best guide for community spouses protecting assets when a partner enters California nursing home care. CSRA, MMMNA, and retitling strategies for 2026.
The best Medi-Cal planning tool for families navigating California long-term care eligibility without an attorney. Worksheets, calculators, and filing guides.
California's Medi-Cal look-back period returned in 2026 with a phased ramp-up. How the 30-month window works, the transfer-shield years, and penalty math.
How Aged, Blind, and Disabled Medi-Cal works in 2026, plus California's 250% Working Disabled Program — eligibility, income limits, and zero-premium access.
2026 Medi-Cal income limits for long-term care, Aged & Disabled, and nursing home eligibility. Includes Share of Cost thresholds and spousal allowances.