Category: Caregivers
Discover why you should hire an elder law attorney. Learn how they help with estate planning, Medicaid issues, and safeguarding seniors’ futures.
Explore what is elder law: its role in protecting seniors’ rights, guiding estate planning, asset protection and long-term care strategies.
Navigating Florida estate planning documents? This guide covers wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more. Learn how to protect your legacy and secure your loved ones’ future. Start planning today!
Discover why a power of attorney for elderly parents is crucial. Learn about types, setup, and challenges from a Florida Elder Law expert.
Discover the truth about Medicare coverage for nursing homes in Florida. Learn about alternatives and how to plan for long-term care costs.
Confused about finding an elder care attorney in Florida? Our complete guide details estate planning, Medicaid, and guardianship. Contact our expert Florida elder law attorneys for free guidance!
Starting a conversation with your parents about estate planning can seem uncomfortable… there’s an elephant in the room: you don’t want to seem greedy and your parents may be private. But it’s an important step to ensure their wishes are respected in the future. It hard for family to respect wishes if nothing is written down. One effective way to initiate this conversation is to focus on your parents’ needs, figure out what’s going on in their minds about aging and their own mortality and legacy, and show empathy for their situation. Make it clear that the goal is to understand their… Read More
Understanding the limits of Medicare coverage is vital when considering the next steps for long-term care. If you or a loved one rely on Medicare for skilled nursing facility costs or rehabilitation, understand that this benefit is not indefinite. Medicare typically covers the total cost of a skilled nursing facility for the first 20 days of care following a qualifying hospital stay. However, the financial responsibility begins to shift to you after this period. So what happens when Medicare stops paying for nursing home care? Your loved one either extends Medicare coverage, privately pays for the nursing home, applies for… Read More
