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Economic Recovery Has Not Reduced Pension Debt for Many States

Every state pension system experienced investment losses during the 2007-09 Great Recession, but not every state has rebounded equally in the recovery, new research by The Pew Charitable Trusts shows. Source/more: Pew Charitable Trusts       For a complete list of upcoming seminars, visit our website at www.davidwingate.com. Peace of mind is only a call or click away! For an Initial Consultation call Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate at (301) 663-9230 or visit www.davidwingate.com David Wingate is an estate planning and elder law attorney at Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate. The Estate and Elder Planning…

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You Are Not Alone – Answers To Your Questions In The Book

What is the most important legal tools every Alzheimer’s patient MUST have? – 30 Which legal too should every Alzheimer’s patient have? (Hint: Get it now while you still can!) – see page 30 There are two types of “Power of Attorney.” Do you need both and what happens if you don’t have them? – see page 30 Who will make your end – see page of – see page life decisions? (Hint: One easy document gives you ultimate control.) – see page 32 What’s the difference between a will and a trust and why should you care? – see…

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You Are Not Alone – Answers To Your Questions In The Book

Get vital prudent planning for the future after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis – see page 20 Do you know ALL your options for Alzheimer’s care? (Hint: There may be more hope and help than you think!) – see page 20 How would you feel if ALL your options for Alzheimer’s care were quick to find and easy to use? – see page 20 3 Pitfalls of hiring home – see page health caregivers without an agency – 21 6 reasons an agency may be the safest source for hiring home health caregivers – see page 21 3 conditions required for Medicare…

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You Are Not Alone – Answers To Your Questions In The Book

How to get the correct legal solutions for peace – see page of – see page mind planning after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis – see page 9 How to avoid destructive choices because of inaccurate or out – see page of – see page date online information – see page 9 Will you fall victim to inaccurate or outdated online information that destroys peace of mind for your family? – see page 9 Alzheimer’s diagnosis? Get up – see page to – see page date, accurate information in the right hands at the right time – see page 9 After the…

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NADRC Webinar on Financial Capacity for People Living with Dementia and their Caregivers

The National Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resource Center (NADRC) is holding a webinar as a part of their series sponsored by the Administration for Community Living. The webinar – Financial Capacity for People Living with Dementia and their Caregivers – will be held Tuesday, August 6th at 2:00pm ET.  The nature of dementia makes it incredibly important for people living with dementia, caregivers, and family to plan ahead. As dementia progresses, a person living with dementia will lose the ability to manage care and finances. Planning can include identifying health care and service options, determining how to pay for care, and…

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Proposed Nursing Home Regulations Could Be Released Any Time

The proposed nursing home regulations have cleared the Office of Management and Budget where they’ve been waiting to be reviewed since November 8, 2018.  The proposed rules now go back to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and then will be published in the Federal Register.  The date of their publication is unknown; they could be released at any time.

Sens. Casey and Toomey Secure List That Includes Hundreds of Poorly Performing Nursing Homes Across the Country

Following an inquiry by U.S. Sens. Bob Casey (D-PA) and Pat Toomey (R-PA) into under-performing nursing homes, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently handed over an unreleased list of facilities with a documented pattern of poor care. CMS oversees a program for nursing homes that consistently underperform, called the Special Focus Facility program. The names of the facilities chosen to participate in the program are made public, however, the approximately 400 nursing homes that are not selected to participate are kept hidden from the public. In order to provide greater transparency to individuals and families, Sens. Casey and Toomey…

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Nursing Facilities Often Discharge Patients When Co-Pays Kick In

Skilled nursing facilities in the U.S. often discharge Medicare patients before daily co-payments kick in, according to a new U.S. study that suggests some patients may be sent home for financial reasons before they’re medically ready to leave. Source/more: Reuters   For a complete list of upcoming seminars, visit our website at www.davidwingate.com. Peace of mind is only a call or click away! For an Initial Consultation call Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate at (301) 663-9230 or visit www.davidwingate.com David Wingate is an estate planning and elder law attorney at Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate. The Estate…

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Affordable Care Act Rate Hikes Appear Modest for 2020

Premium increases in the ACA marketplaces are on track to be relatively modest for the second straight year, according to the first batch of 2020 rates proposed by insurers. Source/more: Politico   For a complete list of upcoming seminars, visit our website at www.davidwingate.com. Peace of mind is only a call or click away! For an Initial Consultation call Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate at (301) 663-9230 or visit www.davidwingate.com David Wingate is an estate planning and elder law attorney at Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate. The Estate and Elder Planning office services clients with powers…

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News You Can Use: How Many Steps Do You Really Need to Boost Longevity?

New research shows that daily light walking is important for maintaining health as you age. But if you can’t hit 10,000 steps, don’t worry. The idea of walking at least 10,000 steps a day for health goes back decades to a marketing campaign launched in Japan to promote a pedometer. And, in subsequent years, it was adopted in the U.S. as a goal to promote good health. It’s often the default setting on fitness trackers, but what’s it really based on? Source/more: NPR   For a complete list of upcoming seminars, visit our website at www.davidwingate.com. Peace of mind is…

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