Get Your Medicaid Training DVD Today!
With constant changes to Medicaid policy, it is hard to keep track of the updated information. At Elder Law of Michigan we provide easy access to accurate and updated information about the basics of Medicaid for long-term care for older adults and people with disabilities. With our training packet, you will have valuable resources concerning Medicaid.
For $59.95 you will receive a variety of resources and training tools to help you understand the basics of Medicaid policy for long-term care for older adults and people with disabilities. Included in this training package is a video with professionals discussing relevant Medicaid issues and a training booklet, A Primer on Michigan’s Medicaid Programs, addressing key topics concerning Medicaid policy for long-term care. Here is your chance to learn the Medicaid basics; purchase you training packet today! To check out a preview of our Medicaid Boot Camp training video, please watch the video above.
To make a payment by check, please contact Becca Budde by phone at (517) 853-2370 or by email at rbudde@elderlawofmi.org.
The information provided in this training packet is accurate as of August 2011. If you would like expand your knowledge on Medicaid basics for older adults for long-term care, attend our live Medicaid Boot Camp Training! See training dates below.
Upcoming Long-Term Care Medicaid Bootcamp
Monday, December 19, 2011 at Jewish Family Services in West Bloomfield
Elder Law of Michigan offers a Long Term Care Medicaid Bootcamp program for attorneys, social workers, and anyone else who works with aging or disabled adults.
The Boot Camp covers key topics including:
- Rules governing who can qualify for Medicaid
- Non-financial eligibility requirements for the various Medicaid programs including MIChoice, Medicare Savings and more
- How assets and income are treated in the Medicaid program
- Key on-line resources
As an added resource, all participants receive Elder Law of Michigan's Primer on the Michigan Medicaid Program! Also, Social Workers are eligible to receive Continuing Education Credits from this training.
The focus of the training is Medicaid for older adults and persons with disabilities.
