Does Your Power of Attorney Actually Work for Medicaid Planning?
A missing clause in your Power of Attorney could cost your family thousands in care costs. Here's what to check—before it’s too late.
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Yisraela "Yizzy" Yehudah, CMP
Certified Medicaid Planner & Paralegal
Yizzy Yehudah, CMP, began her Medicaid career in 2010 as a Caseworker for the State of Indiana, later advancing to State Eligibility Coach, where she supervised caseworkers and represented the State in administrative hearings and appeals.
Since 2013, Yizzy has worked in Estate Planning as a Legal Assistant and Medicaid Consultant. As a Certified Medicaid Planner with a strong foundation in federal and multi-state Medicaid policy, she assists clients across the country in securing long-term care benefits and represents them in administrative hearings and appeals.
Outside of work, Yizzy enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, and being outdoors.
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