Easing the Squeeze of the Sandwich Generation
If I pay for my mom’s medication, will I still have enough to pay my daughter’s college tuition bill? Will I be able to make my son’s Little League game after Read More
Applying for Medicaid in the Era of COVID-19
People suffering from Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other physically debilitating conditions often face the difficult choice of entering a long-term care facility. Not only is this decision heart-wrenching, it can also Read More
Caregiving Is Not for the Faint of Heart
It’s heartbreaking to see a loved one battle dementia or any other degenerative disease. On top of the emotional toll it takes, caregiving for a loved one is a full-time Read More
Beating Alzheimer’s with Powers of Attorney
What if one morning you woke up too physically weak to arise from the bed or so mentally disoriented that you couldn’t put thoughts together and communicate coherently? If the Read More
Top Ten Long Term Care Planning Myths
I. I Can Care For My Spouse Indefinitely On My Own Too often a primary caregiver ends up in the hospital or even predeceasing the unhealthy spouse because she failed to Read More
Assisted Living Vs Long Term Nursing Care
LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING Many people are not aware that the cost of private nursing home care can approach or even exceed $100,000 per year. For all but the wealthiest, spending money Read More
Advance Directive Issues
What is an “advance directive”? Advance directives are documents in which an individual can state ahead of time that which she wants to happen in the future. The most common Read More
Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D)
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