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Prenuptial Agreements and Medicaid

It comes as a shock to many people when they learn that, in Pennsylvania and most other states, pre-nuptial agreements...

Disputes between a nursing home operator and its resident can escalate to litigation. While the nursing home can sue the...

When an individual suffers an event which requires hospitalization, a spouse is usually overwhelmed. Rehabilitation in a facility is often...

The 2018 Winter Olympics ended recently, and every athlete who participated is to be commended for the years of effort...

Especially during the holiday season, it would be unpleasant to imagine that you might someday need to receive care in...

A shortage of long-term care aides threatens the availability and quality of both homecare and care received in a licensed...

Have you ever heard or read a news report about nursing home residents receiving certain medications primarily to keep them...

Oftentimes, news reports about nursing homes highlight tragic incidents or perceived failures of a specific facility or the industry in...

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...