Medicaid
The article linked below from eligibility.com thoroughly outlines how to apply for Medicaid, what the benefits cover and financial eligibility requirements for the state of New York. It is important to note [...]
Spend-down program for beneficiaries with incomes over the Medicaid limit
The article listed below, prepared by Medicareinteractive.org, offers a detailed explanation of what a Medicaid spend down is and how to proceed with one. Medicaid is a federal program, providing healthcare [...]
Nurse accused of bilking $274,000 from elderly couple to serve 2 days in jail
The article linked below depicts just one story of financial elder abuse. A critical care nurse managed to steal $274,000 from an elderly couple she was taking care of - [...]
Casey Kasem and Stan Lee cases grab spotlight as experts warn elder abuse is growing problem
“The National Adult Maltreatment Reporting System, reports to Adult Protective Services increased by more than 12% between fiscal years 2016 and 2017. The group estimates that of the 10,000 people [...]
How a Medicaid Spend Down Works
Medicaid can certainly be confusing. It is a government program created in the 60’s to help Americans unable to work maintain long term health care. Currently, it is available to [...]
Physical Abuse Against Older Adults on the Rise
“Physical Abuse Against Older Adults on the Rise” is an article penned by AARP.org, one of the leading non-profit organizations focused on helping aging Americans live their best lives. The article [...]
“A Crash Course in Estate Planning”
Thebalance.com offers some important guidelines for creating your Estate Plan in their article entitled “A Crash Course in Estate Planning,” which is linked below. An Estate Plan can consist of numerous [...]
“In 10 Years, Half Of Middle-Income Elders Won’t Be Able To Afford Housing, Medical Care”
As medical and technological advances take place, American citizens begin to live longer lifespans. The population and age of the elderly are both increasing rapidly beyond our means, forcing us [...]
“How to Handle Social Security Benefits When a Senior Dies”
“How to Handle Social Security Benefits When a Senior Dies,” by agingcare.com, linked below, expertly explains important tidbits of information regarding just one of the countless things that must be addressed [...]
“As Parents And Grandparents Age, More And More Millennials Are Family Caregivers”
"It's things that we do out of familial obligation and honor and wanting to really honor our parents but, it is a sacrifice in both career mobility and the pursuit [...]
Medicaid
The article linked below from eligibility.com thoroughly outlines how to apply for Medicaid, what the benefits cover and financial eligibility requirements for the state of New York. It is important to note [...]
Spend-down program for beneficiaries with incomes over the Medicaid limit
The article listed below, prepared by Medicareinteractive.org, offers a detailed explanation of what a Medicaid spend down is and how to proceed with one. Medicaid is a federal program, providing healthcare [...]
Nurse accused of bilking $274,000 from elderly couple to serve 2 days in jail
The article linked below depicts just one story of financial elder abuse. A critical care nurse managed to steal $274,000 from an elderly couple she was taking care of - [...]
Casey Kasem and Stan Lee cases grab spotlight as experts warn elder abuse is growing problem
“The National Adult Maltreatment Reporting System, reports to Adult Protective Services increased by more than 12% between fiscal years 2016 and 2017. The group estimates that of the 10,000 people [...]
How a Medicaid Spend Down Works
Medicaid can certainly be confusing. It is a government program created in the 60’s to help Americans unable to work maintain long term health care. Currently, it is available to [...]
Physical Abuse Against Older Adults on the Rise
“Physical Abuse Against Older Adults on the Rise” is an article penned by AARP.org, one of the leading non-profit organizations focused on helping aging Americans live their best lives. The article [...]
“A Crash Course in Estate Planning”
Thebalance.com offers some important guidelines for creating your Estate Plan in their article entitled “A Crash Course in Estate Planning,” which is linked below. An Estate Plan can consist of numerous [...]
“In 10 Years, Half Of Middle-Income Elders Won’t Be Able To Afford Housing, Medical Care”
As medical and technological advances take place, American citizens begin to live longer lifespans. The population and age of the elderly are both increasing rapidly beyond our means, forcing us [...]
“How to Handle Social Security Benefits When a Senior Dies”
“How to Handle Social Security Benefits When a Senior Dies,” by agingcare.com, linked below, expertly explains important tidbits of information regarding just one of the countless things that must be addressed [...]
“As Parents And Grandparents Age, More And More Millennials Are Family Caregivers”
"It's things that we do out of familial obligation and honor and wanting to really honor our parents but, it is a sacrifice in both career mobility and the pursuit [...]