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  • A HOUSTON ELDER ATTORNEY CAN HELP WITH NURSING HOME DECISIONS

    Plan Ahead When Possible Obviously, it is not always possible to plan in advance for nursing home care , but it is shocking how many people choose a nursing home without ever having set foot inside. Would they recommend this nursing home, and why or why not? Some nursing homes specialize in different areas or offer different amenities, so taking a tour will Choosing a nursing home is a pretty big deal.

  • Are My Nursing Home Expenses Covered By Medicaid?

    home. In order to prove disability or medical need to qualify for the stay in a nursing home, there are specific Asset Eligibility For an individual who is entering a nursing home, they may not have more than $2,000 in assets; a couple entering a nursing home may not have more than $3,000. If you are interested in Medicaid coverage for residency at a nursing home for yourself, your elderly

  • Long-Term Care Facilities Required to Request Guardianship Orders

    These policies that are ensuring that both nursing homes and assisted living facilities have legal proof As of September 2015, all nursing homes and assisted living facilities in the state of Texas were required The Guardian has a great deal of responsibility when it comes to their loved one’s experience in a long-term When the nursing home or assisted living facility is fully-informed of who the legal guardian is, they

  • Saving the Home with Long-Term Health Care Demands

    The largest asset most people have is their family home. care insurance is exhausted and the other assets are used to pay for care, how does one protect the home home. The penalty period starts only after an individual enters a nursing home and would otherwise be eligible During that time, Medicaid won’t pay for the nursing home. Private funds have to be used.

  • 10 Common Mistakes People Make When Applying for Medicaid

    While it’s best to pre-plan 5 years prior to when you believe that you will need nursing home Medicaid Even after going into a nursing home there are opportunities to protect life-savings and become qualified home costs. Essentially, any Medicaid payments that are made on behalf of a nursing home resident will become a claim Congress has passed specific rules for spouses of nursing home residents to ensure that they don’t become

  • New York Nursing Home Caught in Medicare and Medicaid Fraud

    According to the article “Nursing home chain not protected from prosecution” in The (Middletown NY) Times-Herald-Record The investigation showed that the nursing home staff openly discussed via email their plans to delay This meant the nursing home provided service to patients that they didn’t need, and then billed the state homes to improve its financial condition. Reference: The (Middletown NY) Times-Herald-Record (December 18, 2015) “Nursing home chain not protected

  • Protecting Assets from Medicaid: How Funding a Trust Can Help

    ones on both ends of the continuum of life: the younger generation with expenses related to college, home buying, and starting their families; and the elder generation with expenses related to retirement, nursing home costs or assisted living situations and long-term medical care, if necessary. Long-Term Care With nursing homes averaging $79,000 a year, and many people living in nursing homes or assets,” which include IRA’s if getting required minimum distributions, primary residences (such as your homestead

  • Houston Elder Lawyer Answers, “When should I start planning for long-term care?”

    When it comes to your home, your health and your finances, you want to be in the driver’s seat. set aside for retirement, it could quickly become cracked and scrambled if you require a stay in a nursing home or need assisted living. A nursing home stay could easily cost you $6,000 to $12,000 per month.

  • Exploring Long-Term Care

    The Huffington Post says that more than 40% of people over age 65 need care in a nursing home for some Long-term care can be in an institution or at home, based on the patient’s specific situation and needs Even when elder care doesn’t mean admission to a facility, caregiving demands may make paid LTC with a home In light of the expense of nursing home care and Medicaid eligibility requirements, elder law attorneys

  • Hedge Your Bets with Long-Term Health Care Planning

    That hardly covers many years in a nursing home. Statistics show that 70% of people over 65 will need some type of long-term care. Options for elderly people who need constant medical care include nursing homes and assisted living facilities Another option is a home health aide, which costs about $20/hour. While it might cover up to five or six weeks of home health care after a surgery or hospitalization,

  • Planning Ahead for Medicaid

    The bad news is that you may face the difficult transition of requiring nursing home care without having It also covers a short-term stay in a nursing home for rehab, but it does not pay for any type of long-term The cost of nursing home care averages $225 a day for a semi-private room, which will quickly consume home. protect those with limited incomes, but planning could be the difference between keeping the family home

  • Alzheimer’s Patient Spoon-Fed Because Directive Wasn’t Specific

    However, now she’s stopped eating by herself and is being spoon-fed at a nursing home because, according

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