When a loved one needs long-term care at home, in Assisted Living, or in a nursing home, figuring out what to do and how to...
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7 Things to Know About Medicaid and Veteran Benefits
When a loved one needs care at home, in Assisted Living, or in a nursing home, figuring out what to do and how to get...
Social Security is Giving Everyone a Raise!
YOU get a raise… and YOU get a raise! The Social Security Administration is giving everyone receiving benefits a raise in 2023! The SSA announced it will...
5 Things to Think About When Buying Long-Term Care Insurance
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”) estimates that more than two-thirds of Americans over the age of 65 will need some type of long-term...
Can You Still Plan for the Nursing Home If You’re Already In One?
So… imagine your spouse suffers an unexpected stroke or has fallen and suffered a catastrophic injury requiring hospitalization and rehabilitation. Next, imagine they are unable...
The Truth About the Nursing Home and Estate Recovery When You Die
When we meet our clients for the first time, many are understandably concerned with losing their life savings due to an unforeseen health – or...
Are You Really Responsible for Your Parents’ Long-Term Care?
Filial Responsibility Laws, also known as Filial Support Laws, are relatively unknown. These laws impose a duty, usually upon adult children, to support impoverished parents...
Little-Known Benefits for Veterans to Help Pay for Long Term Care
The VA Aid and Attendance Pension Program provides eligible veterans who need long-term care with tax-free income. This benefit can also be used by surviving...
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