Medicaid spend down product provides families "peace of mind"

WESTBOROUGH, MASSACHUSSETTS. Families may now enter into an "Irrevocable Burial Maintenance Contract" with Westland Services Corporation for the specific purpose of providing long-term care and maintenance of the client's burial plot, commencing at the time of his/her death and the funds used qualify as a spend down for those doing Medicaid planning.

Westland Services Corporation is the nation's leader in providing personalized long-term beautification and maintenance at a family's gravesite for a one-time cost, with services provided for 25 years - longer if desired.

Westland's research indicates that the third major concern of those reaching retirement age (60-65 years) is "Who will care for my final resting place when I am gone?"

Westland provides the individual with the "Peace of Mind" in knowing that his/her burial plot is going to be maintained long after his/her passing-- the responsibility and guilt of not caring for the site is now transferred to Westland.

Attorney Thomas Mullen, a Boston based elder law attorney said his firm has been referring clients to Westland for years, "He's amazing (speaking of Westland's founder Philip Haddad), he's extremely reliable".

Payment for Westland's Irrevocable Burial Maintenance Contract constitutes a transfer for full and adequate consideration and is not counted as an asset available for nursing home payments (even if made within the "look-back" period).

"With regard to Medicaid planning, Westland's product has passed our review in being a viable product to reduce one's assets in Medicaid planning," announced Attorney Chayet of The Law Offices of Susan G. Haines, P.C., Denver, Colorado.

With the addition of the services Westland provides to families, there is now another means of sheltering funds, specifically dedicated to the person requiring long-term care.

For more information, please contact Westland Services Corporation at (800) 622 0772 or go the "Contact Us" link of this web site.