<prompt> Human: Hi, rpersonalfinance, this is my first time posting here but Im aware that this may be well above you guys pay grade. Ill try to give a brief overview of whats happened to my family in the last two years but please ask if you have any questions.In November 2013 my dad was laid off. He worked at a defense contractor and made six figures. Confident that he would be re-employed soon, my parents used up their 401k on living expenses. I am aware that this was bad and I warned them against it, but its too late now to change anything. In July 2014 my mom started working to support the family. She makes 8.00 hr at a jewelry store. I got her the job because its the same place that I work during the summers -- its worth noting here that Im a 20 year old college student. In January 2015 my parents filed for bankruptcy. That same month they received 20k from an anonymous donor, which they decided to put towards trying to save our home from foreclosure.In March 2015 my dad was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimers. He will obviously never work again and is on Aricept, an expensive drug. My parents are currently on food stamps and Health Care Marketplace insurance. They are awaiting a disability payout from the State of Alabama. So yesterday they found out that 1. They are ineligible for their current insurance policy through Health Care Marketplace because they are too poor -- the cutoff is 19k and my Mom makes 13k a year. I didnt talk to the guy on the phone myself because I attend college out of state, but they will lose their health insurance in May. The next cheapest policy they can find is 700 month, compared to 70 month that they were paying. 2. When my dad receives his disability checks they will lose food stamps. This is going to put them in the negative each month and even if they trim off every last expense, including cutting their Internet connection, they still stand to lose the house. Were terrified of this prospect because our understanding is that if you move an individual with Alzheimers to a new place, their condition will rapidly deteriorate. Please, Im begging you, any advice you can provide our family would be much appreciated. A note about me: I am a 20 year old college student set to graduate in December. I am debt free. I am living off 6500 dollars in my savings account, supplemented by my summer holiday job at the jewelry store. I pay 175 month for my dads car payment which I took over after the bankruptcy. I feel pretty financially secure compared to them but any advice you have for me personally would also be great. Thanks Reddit. Edit: Thank you all so much for your helpful discussion and commentary. I just got back from classes and really appreciate this communitys efforts. Ive shared this link with my mom and plan to discuss all of your suggestions with her tonight. I still havent gotten a look at their precise finances, but should be able to after 5:30 or 6:00 when she gets home from work. In the meantime, I plan to make phone calls to the Health Care Marketplace help line, our attorney if hell speak with me, and Alabamas Medicaid help line. As for a plan moving forward, Im leaning towards pushing my parents to sell foreclose on the house. Although I fear this decisions affect on my dads health, I believe doing so would give us a small surplus every month we could use to save towards dads future health care costs. We would have lower rent and utility costs. Instead of spending the 20k gift on mortgage payments we could save it as an emergency fund. I wouldnt be under so much pressure to contribute my income to them as soon as I graduated. Ill have to check the numbers to be sure, but I think wed even be able to afford the high insurance payment. I can update again later and let you know our final decision after speaking with my mom, but thanks again for your contributions.  <response>: Please contact your local chapter of the Alzheimers Association. They will have resources you can use and be able to recommend programs and services you may not be aware of. You can find out more about them and access to their 247 hotline here: 