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Stem Cells May be the Key to Staying Strong in Old Age

June 4, 2018Elder Law

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An elder law attorney at The Law Office of Michael Robinson, P.C. helps you to make sure you are as prepared as possible for the effects of aging. As you get older, you need to ensure you have plans in place in case you become unable to live independently and you need to move into a nursing home. This includes plans to find the right care facility and to ensure that you're able to pay for it without having to spend down all that you have saved over the course of your life.  While preparing … [Read more...] about Stem Cells May be the Key to Staying Strong in Old Age

Can a Power of Attorney Help with Medicaid Issues?

June 24, 2016Elder Law

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If you are worried about what will happen when you become incapacitated, you need to think about having a Medicaid power of attorney. Planning for Medicaid and naming someone as your agent by creating a power of attorney are two of the most important things that you can do. If something happens to you and you cannot speak up for yourself or make your own decisions about your assets being managed or about your healthcare, your power of attorney should be the person who acts as your voice. The … [Read more...] about Can a Power of Attorney Help with Medicaid Issues?

Elder Law FAQs: Does the Nursing Home Get Half of My Assets?

June 1, 2016Elder Law

Elder law is the legal specialty that is devoted to matters that directly impact senior citizens. The information that you would receive when you consult with an elder law attorney will be invaluable, because there are some profound eventualities that elders are facing at the present time. Long-term care is at the top of the list of elder law concerns. The majority of senior citizens will someday need living assistance, and Medicare does not pay for long-term care. If you had to pay … [Read more...] about Elder Law FAQs: Does the Nursing Home Get Half of My Assets?

Dreams of the Dying

May 27, 2016Elder Law

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A Rochester elder law attorney provides advice and assistance to people who want to plan ahead for end of life issues. When you are still in good health, you need to think about what could happen if you got sick or badly hurt. Would you want to receive extraordinary medical care? Would you want your life saved if you had no quality of life? Would you want medical treatments to prolong your life if you had a terminal illness and were in pain?  These are just some of many questions which need … [Read more...] about Dreams of the Dying

Rochester #7 On List of Rapidly Aging Cities

November 16, 2016Elder Law

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As the population ages, elder law attorneys know that many more seniors will face issues related to aging. While demographics are changing and the population as a whole is getting older, there are certain places more than others where there are large clusters of residents who are classified as elderly or who will soon be classified that way. Rochester, NY happens to be one of those places. Seniors who are aging will face many new challenges, from concerns about health to a need to make an … [Read more...] about Rochester #7 On List of Rapidly Aging Cities

Free Report: What Questions Should I Ask a New York Elder Law Attorney

December 18, 2014Elder Law

There are a number of different pressing elder law issues at the present time and you should be aware of the facts so that you can plan ahead in an intelligent and informed manner. Topics covered in this whitepaper include: Are There Any Significant Gaps in Medicare Coverage? Is Long-Term Care Expensive? If I Can't Pay Out-of-Pocket, What Can I Do? How Can I Qualify If I Do Have Some Resources? What Happens If I Become Incapacitated due to Alzheimer's Disease or Some Other … [Read more...] about Free Report: What Questions Should I Ask a New York Elder Law Attorney

Is There a Medicaid Asset Limit?

August 29, 2014Elder Law

When you are planning for retirement, you probably envision your active years. This can be one of the best periods of your life, and you should certainly do everything possible to enjoy your golden years to the fullest. At the same time, to be fully prepared for the future, you should also consider the period of time that will precede your passing. Many people become unable to handle their activities of daily living late in their lives. The United States Department of Health and Human … [Read more...] about Is There a Medicaid Asset Limit?

What Questions Should I Ask an Elder Law Attorney?

July 8, 2014Elder Law

Elder law is the legal specialty that is devoted to the needs of senior citizens. There are certain eventualities of aging that everyone should address, and you may not be aware of all of them if you do not discuss things with an elder law attorney. When you consult with an elder law attorney, there are relevant questions that you may want to ask. In this post we will look at a few of them. 1.) Will Medicare cover all of my expenses when I become eligible for coverage? The answer to … [Read more...] about What Questions Should I Ask an Elder Law Attorney?

What Is the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid?

July 3, 2014Elder Law

It is important to gain an understanding of the government health insurance programs that are relevant to senior citizens. In this post we will look at the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. Medicare Medicare is a government health insurance program. You are paying into the Medicare program when you pay your payroll or self-employment taxes throughout your working career. Along the way you earn retirement credits. In 2014, you earn one retirement credit for every $1200 that you … [Read more...] about What Is the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid?

Elder Law Myths to Avoid

April 16, 2014Elder Law

As the population gets older, the importance of elder law in our day-to-day lives continues to grow. Unfortunately, elder law is a topic that not many people have a lot of direct experience with. Moreover, it is all too common for people to hold some myths and mistaken beliefs about this important area of the law. To help get a better understanding of what elder law is and how some common wisdom you might’ve heard is wrong, let’s take a look at some of these widely held myths. Myth 1. I … [Read more...] about Elder Law Myths to Avoid

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