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When The Government Pays For Skilled Nursing Care

When a person begins to need long-term care because of chronic disease, injury, cognitive decline or frailty, there are usually...

Recently, Jane called our office because of feeling financial distress and a bit of confusion. Her husband, Bob, has been...

A September 2015 article from the online publication “Inc.,” wrote that 66% of all businesses located in the United States...

Life for most of us is a series of transitions. Employment opportunities, family commitments and lifestyle choices might explain why...

In today’s society, as we age, life becomes more complicated. More and more couples are not parting at death, but...

Long-term care insurance (LTCI) is an important and valuable tool to help to preserve family wealth, while getting necessary care...

An elder law attorney is often associated with negative connotations and events, such as the loss of independence and a...

Not long ago I took my 2000 Ford Explorer for inspection and was told it needed new tires. I was...

As you may have read in our article published last week, handling the issues that surround a loved one who...

Nearly anyone who is a long-term care resident of a skilled nursing home can immediately apply for Medicaid to pay...