A. A Miller Trust is a written trust agreement which makes it possible for people to obtain Medicaid nursing home coverage even though they actually make too much money to qualify for Medicaid. Importantly, they are not actually called Miller Trusts anymore. Instead, they now go by the name Qualified Income Trusts. The rule in Texas is that you must have both limited resources and limited income in order to qualify for Medicaid coverage. These are two distinct tests that must be met, and if you don’t satisfy both of them, then Medicaid nursing home coverage will not be available. The first of the two requirements–that you must have limited resources–has nothing to do with Qualified Income Trusts. Basically, if you have more than $2,000 worth of assets, you are too wealthy to qualify for Medicaid no matter how little money you earn. Cash, stocks, bonds, retirement accounts, non-homestead real estate, and other investments are included in the $2,000 figure, but your homestead (no matte