As elder law attorneys, we assist people that have concerns about long-term care. Since Medicare will not pay for the custodial care that nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and in-home caregivers provide, steps must be taken to qualify for Medicaid. A lot of people wonder why Medicare would not cover this type of care if … [Read More]
Brace Yourself for Long-Term Care Costs
Elder law attorneys assist clients that are concerned about legal and financial matters that senior citizens often face. There are a number of different issues that we deal with, but the matter of long-term care is definitely at the top of the list. You may assume that the Medicare program will pay for a stay … [Read More]
Consider the Potential Impact of Alzheimer’s Disease
As elder law attorneys, we keep a finger on the pulse of trends that can have an impact on our clients. At this time, Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most significant sources of concern. Everyone has heard of the disease, but you may be surprised when you know all the facts. Widespread Impact The … [Read More]
Veteran Special Pension Is Often Overlooked
The veterans benefits attorneys here at our firm can help you understand how to cope with long-term care costs if you are a former military service member. There are various different ways to proceed, and the ideal approach will depend upon the circumstances. This is why personalized attention is so very important, and this is … [Read More]
Consider a Medicaid Trust
As elder law and estate planning attorneys, we can help you prepare for the future in a holistic manner. One stage leads to another, so it is important to meet the eventualities of aging head-on as you create a pragmatic plan for your twilight years. Medicare Falls Short If you work and pay taxes for … [Read More]
Connecticut Medicaid Planning Facts and Figures
We are going to share some important facts about the Medicaid program here, but before we do, we must provide some background information. On a surface glance, a lot of people would have no interest in this subject, because they know that they will qualify for Medicare when they are seniors. Why would you need … [Read More]
A Conversation With an Elder Law Attorney
Elder law attorneys focus on legal matters that are of particular interest to senior citizens. Their services are in great demand at the present time because of an unusual demographic phenomenon that is unfolding. The baby boomer generation is reaching retirement age, and this is transforming the makeup of the population here in the United … [Read More]
Preventing Falls – What You Need to Know
Whether you are a senior yourself, or you are the loved one of a senior, you should be aware that seniors are at an increased risk of a fall. In an effort to help you prevent serious injury, a Westport elder law attorney at Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates, P.C. explains what you need to know … [Read More]
My Sister and I Disagree about Medical Treatment for My Mother. What Are Our Options for Settling the Dispute?
Few things are more emotionally trying than watching your aging mother’s physical and/or mental health deteriorate to the point where she can no longer make decisions for herself. If you find yourself in just that situation, someone will have to step in and make health care decision for your mother. What happens if you and … [Read More]
What Everyone Needs to Know about Alzheimer’s Disease
As the population of older Americans continues to grow at a historic rate, issues that impact the elderly are now taking center stage in the American conscious. One of the most worrisome of those issues is the Alzheimer’s crisis. Whether you are nearing your “Golden Years” yourself, or you have a loved one who is, … [Read More]
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