Sean Pyles

Yeah.

And hey, I mean, for me, I feel more empowered by this.

This is something that I need to be talking about my parents with.

And I think in order to avoid feeling sad later, you talk about it now, right?

Like what do they want given all that could happen?

How can you best make sure they have the later in life care that they would like to have while also making it feasible financially for everyone involved?

So, yeah, reduce the stigma around it.

Well, let's pivot now over to Medicaid, because our listeners seems that they might want to be taking advantage of that for their father in law once their assets are depleted.

So, Kate, can you run us through quickly the Medicaid application process and again, how you qualify for it?

Do you recall what the person's fee may have been if you did decide to go ahead and hire them?

Walking out your door is a few thousand dollars.

Exactly.

Yeah, what I'm hearing from all of this is that there are a lot of resources and people that can help you navigate this.

You're not alone in figuring this all out.

Yeah, good advice.

Kate, thank you so much for coming on and talking with us.

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