Anyone who has shopped for health insurance plans knows that a plethora of options is available. Yet trying to find the plan that best fits your needs can be daunting. Not only do the plans have many features but what…
As Americans approach age 65, many find themselves navigating the complex relationship between Medicare and other forms of health insurance, such as employer-sponsored coverage, retiree health benefits, and COBRA continuation coverage. Understanding how these types of insurance interact with Medicare is necessary…
Navigating legal and financial planning can often feel overwhelming. Whether you’re planning for your family’s future, addressing sensitive healthcare decisions, or ensuring accessibility for loved ones with special needs, having reliable guidance is invaluable. To help individuals and families make…
Durable medical equipment (DME) plays a crucial role in helping people manage chronic conditions, recover from injuries, and maintain independence at home. But with so many types of equipment and different rules for coverage, understanding how DME works, especially under…
Since Medicaid was established nearly 60 years ago, it has become a popular nationwide program. Medicaid provides health insurance for both adults and children with limited income and resources. Millions of Americans rely on Medicaid for a wide range of…
Mental health issues come in many forms and can stem from many sources. An especially prevalent mental health issue is depression, which can be caused by loneliness, chronic medical conditions, stressful life events, or a combination of factors. Older adults…
Going to the doctor usually doesn’t allow for casual small talk, as you may only see them once a year. Often, you must explain your ailment quickly and succinctly. You also have to trust that your doctor has your best…
May is National Elder Law Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the important work of elder law attorneys and their role in safeguarding the rights and well-being of older adults. This annual observance shines a spotlight on the unique…
About 70 percent of adults age 65 and older will need long-term care services at some point in their later years. Costs for this type of care can accumulate quickly, but for military veterans and their surviving spouses, help may…
It can be easy to underestimate the amount of money needed to cover health care and long-term care costs after retirement. Without knowing exactly what care will be needed and with the costs of all types of care rising, it…