“Will the Nursing Home Take My House?”: What You Really Need to Know About Medicaid and Long-Term Care Planning in NY”

You’ve probably heard it before — from a friend, a sibling, or someone online: “You better put your house in a trust, or the nursing home will take it.”

It’s advice that sounds urgent… but rarely comes with a clear explanation.

In this webinar, we’ll cut through the confusion and give you a straightforward look at how long-term care costs and Medicaid planning actually work in upstate New York.

We’ll explain what that “put your house in a trust” advice really means, who it applies to, and when Medicaid planning can help protect your home, your savings, and your family — without panic or pressure.
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What We'll Cover

In this webinar, we'll cover:

  • What that trust advice really means. Learn why people say “put your house in a trust” — and whether that advice actually makes sense for your situation in New York.
  • Is Medicaid planning right for you? Not everyone needs a Medicaid trust. We’ll show you who benefits — and who doesn’t.
  • How the system really works. Get a plain-English overview of Medicaid rules, long-term care costs, and how it all fits into your estate plan.
  • No scare tactics, just real talk. This isn’t a panic pitch. You’ll get practical, honest info to help you make smart decisions.
  • Protect what matters most. Whether it’s your house, your savings, or your peace of mind — we’ll help you understand your options and feel confident about what’s next.
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why you should attend

1. EXPERT INSIGHTS

Learn from professionals who clarify Medicaid's complexities for informed decision-making.

2. STAY UPDATED

Discover the latest Medicaid updates and how they impact your coverage options.

3. Personalized Approach

Understand how to tailor Medicaid plan that fits your needs and budget.

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Wednesday, June 11

1:00 PM

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Pam Starsia

Personal Family Lawyer®
Family Business Lawyer™
Pam was born and raised in Charlton (Saratoga County), New York. After graduating from Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake in 1999, she received her undergrad degree at Princeton University, and her law degree with high honors (magna cum laude) from Georgetown University. Pam has been practicing law since 2006. She moved back home to Burnt Hills, New York in 2019 with her husband, Joe; their two sons, Dominic (10) and Luigi (8); and their rescue animals Luna (the best cat) and Buddy (the best dog). Pam founded Starsia Law in 2020, and believes strongly in the Personal Family Lawyer® way of serving her clients. She is proud to serve as a trusted advisor for life to many members of her hometown community.