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Medicaid allows for the spouse not receiving Medicaid benefits, or the ‘Community Spouse,’ to retain certain assets and income. The purpose of Medicaid is to ensure the spouse requiring long-term care receives the benefits they need, while also e… Click here to learn more

This question is complex and the most basic answer is, ‘yes’ and ‘no.’ An individual is entitled to retain their home while they are alive and receiving Medicaid assistance, even if they are in a long-term care facility. However, with the ena… Click here to learn more

In today’s technical society, many options are available for someone looking to do estate planning. However, there is always risk with a ‘general’ plan and it is highly recommended that everyone receive a personal assessment. There is no ‘one… Click here to learn more

A care contract is an agreement entered into between a caregiver and an individual needing care services, generally in the home. The purpose of the document is to outline the responsibilities of — and services to be performed by — the caregiver,… Click here to learn more

Many elderly veterans and surviving spouses whose incomes are above the congressionally mandated legal limit for a VA pension may still be eligible for the special monthly Aid and Attendance benefit if they have large medical expenses, including nurs… Click here to learn more

Medicare is a federal health insurance program that pays for a variety of health care expenses. Medicare beneficiaries are typically senior citizens aged 65 and older, although adults with certain approved medical conditions (such as Lou Gehrig’… Click here to learn more