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10 Steps to Less Stressful Caretaking
Caring for an elderly loved one can be exhausting and stressful. Here are some ways to take care...
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Rhode Island's Medicaid Proposal Could Set Dangerous Precedent for Other States
Rhode Island is asking the federal government for permission to radically transform its Medicaid program, a move that could create waiting lists for those...
Read moreNew Jersey Probes Assisted Living Company's Evictions of Medicaid Residents
The New Jersey Public Advocate is investigating claims that an assisted living provider is kicking out residents once they have used up all their...
Read moreElderLawAnswers Visitors More Likely to Have Long-Term Care Insurance
According to ElderLawAnswers' recent poll of site visitors, the percentage of visitors to the site with long-term care insurance is significantly higher than the...
Read moreFinancial Abuse of the Elderly: A Detective's Case Files of Exploitation Crimes
Written by a former Florida police detective, this sometimes shocking book explains how the elderly are often exploited financially and offers tips for avoiding...
Read moreCost of Adult Day Centers Rises
A new MetLife survey finds that the cost of adult day centers is up somewhat from last year while home health care rates...
Read moreUsing a Donor-Advised Fund May Be a Way to Get a Charitable Tax Break Under the New Tax Law
Donor-advised funds are a growing trend in giving that may get more popular due to the new tax law.
Read moreQuestions and Answers on Life Insurance
Deciding which type of life insurance to purchase can be confusing. This book can help demystify the process.
Read moreAARP Report Says States Have Ability to Curb Power of Attorney Abuse
A new AARP report shows how states can stem the "explosion" of financial exploitation cases involving the misuse of powers of attorney...
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