It has been suggested that I file a quit claim deed and make myself the only one on the deed. I am concerned that this may result in him being disqualified for medicaid coverage or will result in a higher participation fee for his care. I am am leary of asking the financial casemanager. Can you help me?
You can stay in the home as community spouse and Medicaid will get its due after your death and your kids will need to deal with it.
It is too late to protect your assets.
The house, while he is alive, is an exempt and as the Community Spouse you remain in it. When he passes, a lien will be placed on the house that will not need to be satisfied until your death or you sell the house. You will be able to live in it. Medicaid will never "take" it. So I see no need for quick claim deed.
Don't trust a forum of strangers with something that could put you in legal jeopardy in a really big way.