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Economists Say That Tightening Medicaid Rules Would Barely Increase Demand for Private Insurance
It is sometimes claimed that reducing the amount of assets an individual can keep while qualifying for Medicaid would increase . . . ...
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Giving Your Home to Your Children Can Have Tax Consequences
Many people wonder if it is a good idea to give their home to their children. . .
Read moreMoving Forward on Your Own: A Financial Guidebook for Widows
Losing a husband is overwhelming and devastating. This book is an interactive workbook designed to help widows navigate both the financial and emotional dimensions of their loss.
Read moreSenior Cohousing: A Retirement Alternative
Seniors want to remain at home as long as possible, but with family spread out all over the country, it isn't always easy to do so. . .
Read moreHiring a Caregiver: Should You Employ One Yourself or Go Through an Agency?
Most seniors prefer to stay at home as long as possible rather than move into a nursing home. . .
Read morePACE Helps Elderly Remain at Home Instead of Moving to a Nursing Home
Most seniors want to be able to stay at home as long as they can instead of moving into a nursing home. . .
Read moreStates May Now Extend Medicaid's Spousal Protections to Same-Sex Partners
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced it will now permit states to give Medicaid. . .
Read moreNew Rule Requires Homebound Medicare Patients to See Doctors
Doctors must now meet face-to-face with their patients who are receiving home health care if the patient's visits are to be reimbursed . . .
Read moreGroup Calls for Federal Probe into Florida's Firing of Nursing Home Advocate
A nursing home advocacy group is calling on the federal government to investigate Florida governor Rick Scott's recent . . .
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