Providing seniors life changing solutions to some of their most challenging healthcare needs.
We help you and your loved ones avoid some of the most frightening hassles of retirement; guiding you through the complex and challenging process of receiving Medicaid. Specifically, helping seniors that would normally be denied, to their surprise, navigate through the process and ultimately qualify for and receive Medicaid.
A Sincere Message From CSAS
To whomever you are reading this, we want to send out a heartfelt message to you letting you know what it is our organization does and why. Here at CSAS (“see-sass) we have a team of experienced professionals who have chosen to truly dedicate themselves to this work due to observing what senior citizens and the disabled in our community need. Trying to afford healthcare costs during the retirement phase of someone's life can be catastrophic. For some seniors there is a constant onslaught of, doctors costs, copayments, transportation, aid services, fees fees fees without any seeming end. We understand this deeply and have put together for you our non-profit that serves the community by helping folks receive the Pooled Trust Program.
What is a Pooled Trust?
You likely haven't heard of the Pooled Trust program before because for starters there aren't any public services out there promoting it. Additionally though, it is quite rare and to set up an individual trust on your own is both complicated and expensive. We do all of that for you and are the cheapest pooled trust option in the state guaranteed.
How does a Pooled Trust help?
The way the Pooled Trust Program works is that it allows you to receive Medicaid by putting your surplus income into a special needs pooled trust account (such as what we have at CSAS) and spending it on Medicaid eligible expenses. When someone spends their excess income from a pooled trust account the result is that they will be approved for Medicaid despite having too high of an income. This results in you having what one might call the “best of both worlds.“ By getting Medicaid, you don't lose any income that may leave you in a worse off position. Surprisingly, your monthly income actually increases because you receive your Part B premium back once you have Medicaid.
