There are many Long-Term Care Medicaid Rules in place which help pay for senior’s care costs. However, it is important for those...

More than half of Americans now have at least one chronic health condition, mental disorder or substance abuse issue. That is a...

One of the most frequently asked questions our Houston elder lawyers receive is, “When should we start planning for long-term care?” The...

The answer to that question has always been an unequivocal “yes”—especially when there’s a spouse, children or stepchildren. However,...

IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s and other qualified accounts are popular tools for building a retirement nest egg. But after investing and saving...

Doris Selko knows the budget is tight. She’s the Southern Regional Coordinator for West Virginians for Affordable Healthcare. Selko is...

One state’s private Medicaid managers are coming under scrutiny for failing to pay bills on time. Iowa’s warning: if private Medicaid...

A recent study showed that people in the U.S. fear developing Alzheimer’s disease more than any other major life-threatening...

While most baby boomers in their 60s are healthy, many Americans will have health issues when they reach their 70s. With sicknesses like...

Long-term care planning is something most Americans fail to do for themselves or for their loved ones. This can put adult children in a...

A recent article on gobankingrates.com, “15 Mistakes Even Smart People Make in Retirement,” spells out common mistakes people make in...

Over a recent 12-month period, more than 43 million adults provided care for a vulnerable family member or friend—the contribution to...

Most families just aren’t prepared for the financial burden of dementia. They assume that Medicare cover all of the expenses. Not so....