New Hampshire Dual's Eligibility: Medicaid and Medicare from Daniel DeBruyckere Dual eligibility is when one... [Read more...]
What Donald Sterling’s Ordeal Can Teach Individuals About Estate Planning and the High Cost of Capital Gains Taxes
Many people are familiar with the recent headlines relating to embattled Clippers owner Donald Sterling... [Read more...]
New Hampshire Estate Planning: Separating Fact from Fiction
New Hampshire Estate Planning: Separating Fact from Fiction from Daniel DeBruyckere Estate planning is for... [Read more...]
Your Elderly Parent, Her Doctor and His Loyalty
For years, doctors, lawyers and even bankers have walked the fine line between remaining ethical... [Read more...]
CMS Issues New Rules for Senior Housing
A new rule issued this year by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services means... [Read more...]
The Weather and the Elderly
Granted, Hurricane Sandy was a fluke and the odds of a Hurricane Camille or Katrina... [Read more...]
Free Report: April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month
April is Parkinson's Awareness Month and it's an ideal time to take a look at... [Read more...]
Promising News for Alzheimer’s
Typically, when elder clients come to us for assistance in long term health planning, preparing... [Read more...]
New Hampshire Medicaid Waivers
Medicaid waivers are opportunities for states to make decisions associated with delivering and paying for... [Read more...]
Bankruptcy on the Rise for Elderly
Imagine working hard your entire life, raising children, paying off a mortgage and putting money... [Read more...]
New Hampshire and its Balancing Incentive Payments Program
If it seems as though the laws associated with Medicaid in New Hampshire are confusing,... [Read more...]
Is Assisted Living Right for Your Family?
Assisted living has become that long overdue “happy medium” that families have waited for to... [Read more...]
