When providing long-term care for elderly people with dementia, improving dementia care is paramount to tend to the well-being of both patient and caregiver. According to a Centers for Disease Control […]
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Elder law and estate planning serve two different — but equally vital — functions. The main difference is that elder law is focused on preserving your assets during your lifetime,
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A power of attorney may seem like a simple document, but there are several important decisions that need to be made when creating one. From whom to appoint to what
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Most seniors prefer to stay at home as long as possible rather than move into a nursing home. For many families, this means eventually hiring a caregiver to look after
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Medicaid long-term care benefits traditionally pay mainly for nursing home care, but the federal government can grant “waivers” to states allowing them to expand Medicaid to include home and community-based
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Studies have found that workers overestimate how much they will receive in Social Security benefits when they retire. Having a good understanding of the realities can help you plan for
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In order to be qualify for Medicaid benefits a nursing home resident may have no more than $2,000 in “countable” assets (the figure may be somewhat higher in some states).
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The Senate Democrats’ proposal for a $3.5 trillion spending plan includes expanding Medicare to cover dental, vision, and hearing benefits. The proposal is now being negotiated in Congress. Currently Medicare
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Costly mistakes can be made when it comes to inheritance and Medicaid. When a person is drawing Medicaid benefits and inherits money or property, that inheritance jeopardizes the benefits. The
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A certified elder law attorney (CELA) specializes as a legal advocate for aging adults and their loved ones. Elder law encompasses a wide range of legal matters affecting an older
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