Accounts nobody knew about
An old life insurance policy. An investment account from decades ago. A bank account that closed years back. One family we spoke with sorted through thousands of papers to find them all.
For families applying for nursing-home Medicaid
Sixty Months will help you track down your loved one's accounts, collect their statements, and organize the explanations the caseworker asks for — so you can spend less time on paperwork and more time with them.
If you're handling this for a parent, spouse or another family member, you're not alone in finding it hard. Families we've spoken with say these take the most time.
An old life insurance policy. An investment account from decades ago. A bank account that closed years back. One family we spoke with sorted through thousands of papers to find them all.
Downloading sixty months of statements, account by account, is slow work. And some accounts can't be reached online at all.
The caseworker can ask about transfers, checks and cash withdrawals — sometimes from years ago. It helps to have the answers ready.
Sixty Months is being built now. Here's what it's designed to do.
A guided walk-through of where accounts tend to hide — mail, tax forms, old paperwork — so you can build a complete list.
Track which months you have and which are missing for each account, with tips for requesting the ones you can't download.
Flag the transfers, checks and withdrawals that may need explaining, add your notes, and keep everything in one tidy place.
Yours right away. A practical list of places to look and questions to ask, so fewer accounts slip through the cracks.
Be among the first to try Sixty Months when it's ready, and help shape it with your feedback.
Early subscribers get special launch pricing when Sixty Months opens.
No. Sixty Months is an organizer — it helps you find, collect and arrange your loved one's financial records. For legal or financial advice, please talk to an elder law attorney or another qualified professional.
This page only collects your email address and the optional answers you choose to give. We don't ask for, and you shouldn't enter, any bank details or account information here. Our privacy policy explains what we keep and how to have it deleted.
We're starting with Pennsylvania, New York and Florida, with other states to follow. Wherever you are, sign up and we'll let you know when your state is ready.
Pricing isn't set yet. Early subscribers will get launch pricing when Sixty Months opens.
No. Sixty Months is an independent product and is not affiliated with Medicaid, your state or any government agency. It helps you get your records ready — your state's Medicaid office still reviews the application and makes the decision.
Get the “Find Every Account” checklist now, and early access when Sixty Months is ready.