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Elderly patient sitting in a long-term care facility with a healthcare provider, symbolizing the impact of Medicaid disenrollments on patient care.

Medicaid Disenrollments May Affect Patients in Long-Term Care Facilities

The federal government formally ended the Covid Public Health Emergency (PHE) on May 11, 2023. The conclusion of the PHE also ended a requirement of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) that kept people continuously enrolled in Medicaid programs through the end of the PHE. The end of continuous enrollment has seen many beneficiaries

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Senior woman speaking with a nurse while discussing senior living care options, symbolizing four types of senior housing and care choices.

4 Senior Living Options When Care is Needed

Senior Living Options: Choosing the Right Fit for Your Needs As Americans age, the question of where and how to live becomes increasingly important. Senior living options vary widely in cost, level of assistance, and available amenities. Selecting the right option depends not only on budget but also on the senior’s health, lifestyle, and personal

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Smiling nurse comforting an elderly man at home, representing the emotional and practical challenges of placing a parent in long-term care.

The Challenges of Placing a Parent in Long Term Care

Understanding Long-Term Care: Planning for Your Parent’s Future Long-term care (LTC) is a broad term that covers a range of services designed to meet the medical, personal, and daily living needs of individuals who can no longer fully care for themselves. These services are highly individualized and can be delivered in both formal care settings

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