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A Few Ways to Increase Your Retirement Savings in 2022

As the new year begins, new opportunities are created for people to make the most out of their finances. Currently, the country is proceeding through the “Great Reshuffle”, which is seeing a large number of workers leave their jobs and make new ones. While many workers want to do their…

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Revises Nursing Home Visitation Requirements

Nursing homes have been substantially impacted by the COVID-19 due to its outbreaks leading to high mortality rates among the elderly. Understandably, aggressive attempts were made to restrict the risk of Covid-19 exposure as much as possible.    In March 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued a…

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Home Care and Hospice Services Still Uncertain about Federal Vaccine Requirements

Frustration is growing for medical professionals including those who work at hospices as they wait for President Biden to reveal details about how federal regulations for COVID-19 will be enforced.   This frustration is in part driven by uncertainty about aspects like permissible exemptions, testing costs, and the number of…

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Study Reveals Turning 65 Greatly Lowers Health Care Costs

When people in the United States qualify for Medicare on reaching the age of 65, they often notice a substantial decline in medical costs paid out-of-pocket.   A new study recently discovered that reducing the eligibility age would save even more for people. The study’s lead author, an assistant professor…

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Medicaid Issues Statement on Third-Party Liability 

The Center for Medicaid Services recently issued a notable statement requesting that parties conform with the duties and obligation of third-parties found in existing law. The Center recently reviewed each state’s Medicaid plan to make sure that states complied with recent statute changes. The Center for Medicaid decided that many…

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Important SSI Changes that You Should Know

The Social Security Administration recently revised its rules addressing how pandemic-related financial assistance can end up impacting a person’s eligibility for Supplemental Security Income or monthly Social Security Income benefits. The Social Security Administration once counted various types of assistance as income and resources for social security income purposes, which…

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Answers to Some Common Nursing Home Problems 

Deciding how to best care for elderly parents is never easy, particularly when they face difficulties in performing daily living activities for themselves. In an effort to resolve your responsibilities as well as meet your parents’ needs, you can unexpectedly end up facing various challenges, particularly if your loved one…

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