Here is a guide to some of the areas where you can user your trust funds.
Supplemental Medical and Medical-Related Needs
- Medications
- Non-necessary medical care, services, and procedures
- Special dietary supplements
- Special equipment and clothing
- Supplemental nursing care
- Rehabilitative and physical therapy
- Wheelchair, electric scooter, and/or other mobility aiding equipment
- Medical implants, artificial limbs, and orthotics, and other similar items
- Mechanical, electric, or other special beds
- Psychological services
- Dental, ophthalmic or auditory care
- Home improvements to make the living environment more accesible
- Cosmetic surgeries
- Experimental treatments
- Alternative medical treatments and medications
- Similar care which public assistance programs may not otherwise provide, including payments to those providing services in the home or other locations
General Needs
- Payments to caregivers
- Attorney, Care Manager, and Guardian services and fees
- Motor Vehicles
- Clothing
- Entertainment
- Electronics, including
- Phones
- Television
- Cable
- Internet
- Stellite
- Wireless services
- Visitation or vacation-related expenses
- Recreational activities
- Hard, nail, and other personal care
- Stamps, writing materials, and packaging materials
- Special sports and social memberships
- Prepaid burial space
- Insurance premiums on personal property