Despite Alzheimer's being a serious problem, up until now much of the medical efforts have been toward treating the condition. Unfortunately, while some medications may address some of the symptoms of the disease, none have proven effective in slowing its progression....
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How Much Do Texas Nursing Homes Cost?
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Dec 29, 2016 | Medicaid Planning
There is one detail that is absolutely necessary for proper nursing home planning, and that is the actual cost of staying in a nursing home. Unfortunately, this is both a high cost and a frequently underestimated cost. Thankfully, there is data available that comes in...
Will Medicaid Cover Nursing Home Expenses?
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Aug 10, 2016 | Medicaid Planning
Many people in need of nursing home care simply do not apply for Medicaid because they think they are ineligible. They think that Medicaid is only for poor people and they do not understand that Medicaid may actually provide them with coverage.Many more people apply...
5 Warning Signs Of Alzheimer’s
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Mar 17, 2016 | Care Planning, Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning
There is a misconception that Alzheimer's is untreatable. While a cure has not yet been developed, there are medications and other treatment strategies that may help a person stay independent for a while longer and relieve some of the symptoms of the disease. The...
What you don’t know about Medicaid can hurt your loved one
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Feb 19, 2016 | Medicaid Planning
Medicaid is health insurance for someone who simply can't afford it any other way, right? While Medicaid does provide health care coverage for individuals who meet certain financial guidelines, this definition is an oversimplification and a misunderstanding of...
Medicaid For The Middle Class
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Feb 10, 2016 | Medicaid Planning
One of the biggest misconceptions about Medicaid is that it is only available to poor people. That is simply not true. Congress has changed Medicaid so that the program now benefits the middle class as well.Many people are surprised to learn that they qualify for...
Is your family prepared for a late-life health emergency?
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Jan 29, 2016 | Medicaid Planning
Planning for retirement is often equal parts stress and excitement. Where will you travel? Will you have time to visit with children and grandkids? Finally, you might have time to enjoy your favorite hobbies and activities without worrying about work or other...
Do you understand Texas Medicaid eligibility requirements?
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Dec 11, 2015 | Medicaid Planning
Here's the one truth you can rely on regarding Medicaid coverage: It's not as easy to understand as you might hope for. Medicaid eligibility -- and applying for Medicaid -- is complex. While both states and federal governments have attempted to make the planning and...
Planning for end-of-life or current health care: Medicaid
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Oct 23, 2015 | Medicaid Planning
In today's health care environment, coverage of any type can be expensive and the amount you pay is determined in part by your income. While you might be able to afford health care now, affording it in the future could be stressful. Most people are relying on Medicare...
Meeting guidelines is a vital part of Medicaid planning
On behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Mar 5, 2015 | Medicaid Planning
As you age, you might have to start thinking about whether you will qualify for Medicaid to help you cover your medical expenses after you retire. One way, as we discussed last week, is through Medicaid annuities. That is only one of the options you have to try to...
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