Our Purpose
Protect
Public Benefits
Provide
Goods & Services
Preserve
Assets
Shared Horizons honors the life and legacy of
Ron Landsman
Founder of Landsman Law Group
Shared Horizons Legal Council
A legend in the field of Elder Law & Disability Rights. The lives he touched will be forever changed.
We just like the rest of the community will miss his spirit dearly.
Shared Horizons Administers Two Types of Pooled Special Needs Trusts
Why Choose Shared Horizons?
As a non-profit 501(c)3 organization
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Our Trusts have been reviewed and approved by Social Security and Medicaid Departments in DC, MD, KY, OH & GA.
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We are a professional trust service organization.
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Our request process is easy and user-friendly.
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We are local, which allows a hands-on approach when approving requests.
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We develop individualized Quality of Life Plans and Budgets.
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Board of Directors oversight
Mission
Shared Horizons' mission is to help people with disabilities access affordable Special Needs Trust options that protect their benefits and preserves personal finances.
Vision
To ensure people and families of every financial means have access to special needs information and trust options.
Beneficiaries
Shared Horizons has managed the Special Needs Trusts of over 1,150 beneficiaries,
in the jurisdictions served.
Gross Deposits
As of 2023 we've reached a milestone of over $64 million in gross deposits
Disbursements
As of 2023 we reached a milestone of over $30 million in cumulative disbursements for our beneficiaries.
Our Values
Compassion
Appreciating each person’s perspective and lifestyle without judgment — with a genuine concern about their quality of life.
Integrity
Honesty and reliability is the foundation of our organization, striving to do what is right and humane, while remaining true to our mission.
Commitment
With an innovative and empowering spirit, we strive to find new and creative ways to provide quality services to our beneficiaries while dedicating 100% every day to achieve our vision.
Our Impact
Since 2004 we have helped residents in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Kentucky, Ohio and Georgia maintain a quality of life that otherwise would not be available to them while receiving or applying for public benefits.