…apply for health, dental, long-term care, life and retirement benefits. The Department of Health and Human Services said that legally married LGBT seniors on Medicare would be eligible for equal…
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What if You Had a Do-Over?
…a rural part of Virginia and were convinced that Social Security and Medicare would be enough for them to get by on when they retired. They never did any estate…
Before You Choose a Nursing Home . . .
…things you should do (and look out for) when selecting a nursing home for your father: Medicare’s 100day rule explained. Understanding this rule can help you navigate the complexities of…
Federal Nursing Home Site Now Notes Troubled Facilities
The federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced recently that its Web site comparing nursing homes will now identify listed facilities that have a history of poor performance.From…
Medicaid Asset Protection
…when and how often the nursing home will raise its rates, how much will be covered by Medicare, and how much private pay money is required by the nursing home…
A Roundup of Key Elder Law Numbers for 2009
…or $280 per day (for 2009), whichever is greater. For details from the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance, click here. Medicare Premiums, Deductibles and Copayments for 2009 – Basic…
Resources & information for Elder Law and Estate Planning
…Directory Senior Housing and ElderCare Locator National Nursing Home Resources Medicare Appeals Helpful Links to Elder Law Resources Multiple Sclerosis Resources Social Security Disability and DAC Resources List of States…
Continuing Legal Education for Attorneys and Senior Serving Professionals
…the Living Trust Plus® for Medicaid and Veterans Asset Protection Planning — myLaw CLE Selected Programs Before 2013 Trusts 101 — National Business Institute Medicaid, Medicare & Social Security —…
Testimonials
…and completed the very extensive medicaid application. Just before my wife’s medicare coverage expired she was able to return home but still required a lot of care. Ms. Everitt updated…
Long-Term Care Insurance FAQs
…are five ways to reduce the cost of long-term care Insurance. First, request a 100-day elimination period since Medicare may pay some or all of the first hundred days (to…
Will You Go Broke Paying for Long-Term Care?
…U.S. adults who will need some type of long-term care in the future? Many don’t realize that neither routine employer-based medical insurance nor Medicare will pay for long-term care (also…
Evan Farr’s Nursing Home Survival Guide is a #1 Bestseller
…topics ranging from the basics — how do you select the best facility, what does Medicare cover, how to get the best long-term care insurance — to the advanced, such…
Evan Farr Releases Nursing Home Survival Guide
…ranging from the basics — how do you select the best facility, what does Medicare cover, how to get the best long-term care insurance — to the advanced, such as…
Farr Law Firm TV Commercial Set To Air
…of Elder Law, and has made substantial contributions to the practice area. His segment reveals the public’s confusion between Medicare and Medicaid, the need for Elder Law attorneys to help…
Evan Farr Contributes to New Book: CPA Guide to Long-Term Care
…regulations of governmental programs and other options for paying for long-term care. The book examines Medicare and Medicaid, explaining how each fits into an overall plan to protect clients’ assets…
Amazing Pets – Saving Senior’s Lives
…SPCA also reported recently that in a study of 100 Medicare patients, even the most highly-stressed dog owner had 21% fewer physicians visits than any non-dog-owner. In addition, seniors who…
Will Medicaid Pay for Assisted Living?
…pay only for personal care services received in assisted living, while others include nursing services, and/or room and board costs. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) sets certain…
Finding the Right Nursing Home
…a good starting point for consumers. The site offers star ratings for all nursing homes that participate in Medicare (for short-term rehabilitation) or Medicaid (for long-term care). The ratings are…
Can Pets Get Dementia?
…SPCA recently reported that in a study of 100 Medicare patients, even the most highly-stressed dog owner had 21% fewer physicians visits than any non-dog-owner. In addition, seniors who own…
$10,000 a month! Why don’t they take it seriously?
…Care? Sadly, most people needing long-term care — and their families — wind up shouldering these costs alone, since Medicare does not pay one penny for long-term care bills and…
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