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Discuss Your End-of-Life Wishes Again…and Again

Discuss Your End-of-Life Wishes Again…and Again

By Laura Calderon

A Legal Perspective on Family Squabbles and Sticky Fingers By Barbara Peters Smith, Herald-Tribune / Thursday, January 24, 2013 If you want to have your wishes followed before and after the end of your life, it really helps to have the right legal documents prepared. But it’s even more important to have the right conversations,… Continue Reading

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Planning for Adult Children with Disabilities

By Laura Calderon

The Voice is the e-mail newsletter of The Special Needs Alliance. This installment was written by Bryn Anne Poland and Pi-Yi Mayo, of the Law Office of Pi-Yi Mayo, in Baytown, Texas (www.pi-yimayo.com). Their practice focuses on elder law and special needs planning, including special needs trusts, Medicare set-asides, and Qualified Settlement Funds. Both are… Continue Reading

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ITNSarasota, Providing Dignified Transportation for Seniors

By Laura Calderon

Life is a journey. The irony is that much of it actually is spent driving a car. Few of us think, and even fewer plan for, the day when we’ll have to turn in our keys. But each year, more than one million Americans aged 70 and older stop driving and become dependent on others… Continue Reading

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Health Care Reform and Understanding “Age-Rating”

By Laura Calderon

This AARP Insight on the Issues, written by Lynn Nonnemaker of AARP’s Public Policy Institute, discusses the ways that age-rated premiums, risk adjustment, and risk sharing can be used to ensure that individuals have open access to health insurance and that plans are compensated fairly for the costs of insuring both sick and healthy individuals,… Continue Reading

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Paying for Long Term Care in the U.S.- How Did We Get Here?

By Laura Calderon

There are four sources for paying for long term care (chronic illness) in the United States: a Medicare benefit that is limited to rehabilitation, Long Term Care insurance, private payment and the Medicaid program. The system is not designed to assist the majority of Americans, even the aged and disabled, with the health care costs… Continue Reading

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