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Long Term Care Initiatives in Obamacare – Keystone Elder Law – Mechanicsburg, PA

I am frequently asked whether the Affordable Care Act of 2010, which most of us know as Obamacare, has changed...

Last week we reviewed important facts for folks to be aware of concerning wills and estate planning. Today, we’ll continue...

When Mom, Dad, or both have been living alone or with a relative, and caregiving needs are becoming more than...

Last April, we told you that settlement of a federal law suit would increase the amount of days of care...

Welcome back to our discussion of technology and health care! If you missed last week’s article about reluctance to use...

This title is the theme for National Family Caregivers Month 2013. Family caregivers are providing assistance not just to the...

The Ins and Outs of Medigap Policies Last week we discussed some basic information about Medicare and the Medicare open...

Medicare Open Enrollment: What You Should Know Newsflash! If you are enrolled in Medicare, the new health insurance exchanges DO...

Are You Planning To “Hit the Road” This Fall? Fall is a beautiful time to travel with cooler weather, fewer...

Do You Need an Irrevocable Funeral Trust? By Dave Nesbit An Irrevocable Funeral Trust (IFT) is a useful tool for...