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On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Dec 1, 2021 | Uncategorized
As an older adult, you could face a number of challenges related to your health and finances. Moreover, you could have uncertainty and concerns with respect to long-term care. It is vital to explore resources that could make your life easier and provide you with the...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Nov 16, 2021 | Estate planning
Like other aging seniors, military veterans sometimes need long-term care in their golden years. Such care often comes with substantial costs, however. For eligible wartime military veterans, receiving benefits through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ pension...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Nov 2, 2021 | Medicare
The purpose of Medicare Part D is to pay for prescription drugs. Once Part D expenses reach a certain limit, you may find yourself in the "donut hole". According to Healthline, the Medicare donut hole increases your out-of-pocket prescription costs once you have...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Oct 15, 2021 | Estate planning
Trusts can be a great estate planning tool, but they are not a mandatory part of a plan. If you want to include one in your estate, you should make sure that you understand them and learn as much as you can about how they work. This includes making sure you understand...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Oct 14, 2021 | Estate planning
As you age, you are likely to experience some normal aches and pains. You may also develop chronic medical conditions that require close monitoring. Eventually, due to incapacitation from a serious injury or illness, you may lose the ability to make your own medical...
