Alzheimer's is a brain disease that eventually results in a slow decline in thought processes, memory and reasoning skills. The National Institute on ... Read More
Congress Passes ABLE Act of 2014
With the media, we’re always very much aware of what the president is up to, including his departures for vacations. What we might not always hear, ... Read More
Medicaid Declined My Coverage
One of the more confusing aspects of Medicaid is that because it’s a state program, no two programs are ever alike. Many may read an article and ... Read More
Retirement Planning and Women
Retirement planning means different things to different people. For women, it especially has a different sense to it. The stakes can sometimes be ... Read More
Financial Elder Abuse and the Power of Attorney
No one wants to look at their little ones and think to themselves that they could grow up someday and become the kind of adult who would abuse their ... Read More
Getting Information in the Age of HIPAA
Anyone over the age of 35 likely has a Whitney Houston or Bobby Brown song that was a part of their teenage years. Those under that age are probably ... Read More