The Costly Mistake of Using "Wellness Visit" and "Physical" Interchangeably When it Comes to Medicare
We are so conditioned to make sure we have an annual physical that we don’t realize when you enroll in Medicare, you are afforded an
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We are so conditioned to make sure we have an annual physical that we don’t realize when you enroll in Medicare, you are afforded an
When it comes to survivor benefits, timing is everything. While you can claim survivor’s benefits as early as age 60, if you claim benefits before
There has been a 20% increase in student loan debt borrowing in the over 60 set in from 2012 to 2017. Of this 20%, 73%
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By definition, the “community spouse” is the spouse of a Medicaid recipient that is living in a nursing home. There is a certain amount of
Day Care is one of the biggest expenses a parent can face. However, this scenario also applies to children with a dependent parent also known
Did you know that all fifty states cover at least a portion of home care? It makes sense although many people may not realize that
When it comes time to find a nursing facility for a loved one, the quality of care is of the utmost importance. The whole process
When it comes to being the caregiver of a spouse, parent, child or another family member we usually don’t think of it as something we
These days, everyone is looking for the best deal. Whether it is shopping for a large purchase such as a home or car or something
