Category: VA Disability

Elder Abuse Awareness: Not Dead Yet Urges Elder Abuse Professionals to Speak Out Against Risks of Legalizing Assisted Suicide – Press Release – Digital Journal

Posted on July 16, 2013 | by ahrenstech

The elderly and disabled are prime targets for abuse. The sad truth is that the abuse usually comes at the hands of a family member. If you care about someone who is elderly or disabled this article might be of interest to you. Eventhough assisted suicide isn’t legal in Texas, Continue reading →

The quality gap at elder-care homes

Posted on July 12, 2013 | by ahrenstech

Cost and quality of care are top of mind when looking at care facilities for parents. Take a look at some differences between for -profit and non-profit institutions.

The quality gap at elder-care homes – Encore – MarketWatch.

The Politics of Health Care : Crisis Medicaid Planning Tool Ruled Valid

Posted on April 10, 2013 | by ahrenstech

Medicaid planning is a legal method of protecting your family from the financial devastation of long-term care costs. Planning ahead several years is best but crisis planning is not uncommon. I can help your family protect itself from such losses. Whether you live in New York, Continue reading →

Inaugural Edition of Special Needs Newsletter

Posted on April 2, 2013 | by ahrenstech

Greetings Readers,

April is Autism awareness month and today, April 2, is World Autism Awareness Day. I want to welcome you to the inaugural edition of my new newsletter on special needs. This newsletter is for the families who care for someone with a disability. This will be a monthly Continue reading →

Study: Nearly A Third Of Doctors Wont See New Medicaid Patients – Kaiser Health News

Posted on March 25, 2013 | by ahrenstech

Although this article focuses on New Jersey, the general discussion of the expansive health law change to take effect January 2014 is relevant to Texans.

Study: Nearly A Third Of Doctors Wont See New Medicaid Patients – Kaiser Health News.

Ask an Elder Care Attorney: Late-Life Marriage Issues – NYTimes.com

Posted on March 17, 2013 | by ahrenstech

If you or a parent are considering re-marriage late in life, this is a must read article. Taking the vow of until death do you part has significant and different consequences when you are older with children than when you are young and married for the first time. Planning becomes Continue reading →

Estate Planning Red Flag: Healthcare Directive

Posted on November 8, 2012 | by ahrenstech

A health care directive allows one to communicate their preferences, in advance, for medical care in the event they’re incapacitated. Directives go by different names, including living wills, advance medical directives and directives to physicians.

Estate Planning Red Flag

You haven’t Continue reading →

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