Partnering with The Full Life Center

The Full Life Center, Inc (FLC) works in partnership with families to create a person-centered financial plan for beneficiaries with a disability. Planning for an individual with special needs requires careful consideration. We can help families meet this challenge to ensure your disabled beneficiary has the financial resources necessary to provide for a better quality of life.

FLC offers two pooled special needs trusts. The Full Life Center Special Needs Trust invests the disabled beneficiary’s assets in an individual beneficiary sub-account, and The Full Life Center Discretionary Trust allows others to contribute assets to the beneficiary’s sub-account for the benefit of the disabled beneficiary. Both trusts allow the disabled beneficiary to maintain eligibility for government benefits, including Medicaid and SSI. These trusts can help provide financial security for the individual with a disability, and peace of mind for the family. Partnering together, we can ensure your loved one experiences a full life filled with joy, respect, and dignity.

Our Mission

The Full Life Center, Inc. is dedicated to protecting assets in a special needs trust and providing residential communities so that individuals with a disability have the freedom to thrive.

The Full Life Center Services

The Full Life Center Pooled Special Needs Trust and Discretionary Trust preserve the assets for a Beneficiary while maintaining eligibility for government benefits, including Medicaid and SSI.

The Full Life Center Pooled Special Needs Trust

A first party trust funded by a disabled individual’s own assets. These funds could come from an inheritance, personal injury settlement, life insurance payout or back pay from Social Security.

The Full Life Center Discretionary Trust

A third party trust funded by a family member, friend or loved one for the sole benefit of the disabled individual. The trust can receive monies from the Grantor’s will, estate plan, life insurance policy or a gift.

Volunteer Guardianship Program

A guardianship is a court ordered relationship in which the guardian acts on behalf of the individual who becomes a ward. We can guide family members or volunteers through the legal process of establishing a guardianship.