Planning for long-term care is crucial since almost everyone will need it at some point in their lives. While we cannot predict the timing or level of care, we can take steps to prepare for an unexpected medical and financial…
Gifts should not be given if a loved one may need Medicaid in the near future. This can be sad if that person gets joy out of generosity. But gifts in that situation can turn out to be very, very…
The safety and well-being of your loved one in a nursing home is more important and complex than ever following the Coronavirus pandemic. Both residents and staff in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities are disproportionately affected by COVID-19…
Scammers take advantage of the good intentions of people who wish to believe they are donating to help those in need. Auto call lists that easily identify older victims and the ubiquitous online world of emails, fake mirror websites, disingenuous…
For nursing home care, assisted living, in-home care, or adult foster care, individuals must meet the income and asset requirements of the Medicaid program. As a result of these rules, many candidates give away their money and resources to qualify.…
AARP reports that the population of people over 85 years old, who are most likely to require long-term care, will more than triple between 2015 and 2050. Elected leaders must rethink institutional care and its affordability and make improvements while…