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Planning for Life's Transitions

A Modest Raise for Nursing Home Workers Could Save 15,000 Lives a Year: Study

Ruffini found that raising the minimum wage reduced turnover and increased tenure among nursing assistants. This greater continuity of care, she says, translated into improved health and safety conditions for the patients. At the same time, nursing home profits held steady because the extra costs were passed on in the form of higher fees.

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How Low Nursing Home Wages Are Contributing to COVID-19's Spread

CDC’s survey of some 100 nearby long-term care facilities found that staff members who worked in more than one facility and/or who worked while sick were among the leading contributors to the facilities’ vulnerability to infection.

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Coronavirus Relief Funds Paid to Deceased Americans Must Be Returned

With another round of stimulus checks in negotiations, here is some perspective from the first round about deceased family members receiving stimulus checks.

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The Estate Planning Dealership: We Offer Different Models of Trusts to Suit Your Individual Needs

Is a trust necessary in your estate plan? The answer may surprise you.

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How Your Stimulus Check Affects Medicaid Eligibility

With the pending approval of a second round stimulus payments under the Senate’s HEALS Act, this provides a good reminder for how the first wave

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May Someone With Dementia Sign a Will?

What does testamentary capacity have to do with the validity of a will?

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States Move to Immunize Nursing Homes from Liability During Coronavirus Pandemic

Immunity for nursing homes during the Coronavirus Pandemic?

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How the Coronavirus Has Brought Ageism into Stark Relief

COVID-19 has brought ageism to the forefront

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Should You Bring Your Parent Home from the Nursing Home During the Coronavirus Pandemic?

With the coronavirus pandemic hitting nursing homes and assisted living facilities especially hard, families are wondering whether they should bring their parents or other loved ones

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What Can You Do to Protect Your Loved One in a Nursing Home During the Pandemic?

As the coronavirus spreads across the United States, nursing home residents are among the most vulnerable to the disease. How to try to ensure that your loved one stays healthy?

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