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Medicaid: It is Not Always Better to Give Than to Receive

Why Giving Gifts Before Applying for Medicaid Can Be a Costly Mistake If you think a loved one may need Medicaid assistance in the near future, it’s important to avoid giving away money or assets. While generosity can bring joy, gift-giving can become very expensive when long-term care planning is involved. Understanding Medicaid and Eligibility […]

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Inheritances and Medicaid: Be Careful, Plan Ahead

Inheritances and Medicaid: Plan Ahead to Avoid Costly Mistakes If you or a loved one receives Medicaid benefits, inheriting money or property can put those benefits at risk. Without careful planning, an inheritance can trigger penalties that reduce or even eliminate Medicaid coverage, costing you thousands. How Inheritances Affect Medicaid Benefits When someone on Medicaid

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Alzheimer’s Disease Medicare, Medicaid, and Out of Pocket Costs

Alzheimer’s Disease: Medicare, Medicaid, and Out-of-Pocket Costs The Alzheimer’s Association continues to shed light on the growing financial impact of dementia in its annual Facts and Figures report. The 2020 findings reveal a stark reality — Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) are among the costliest medical conditions in America, both for families and for

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The Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid

The Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid It’s easy to confuse Medicare and Medicaid — after all, they look and sound alike. But while both are government-run health programs created to help Americans afford medical care, they serve very different purposes. Understanding how these two programs work — and how they may overlap — is essential

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Medicaid Researching Social Determinants of Health

Medicaid Researching Social Determinants of Health It’s no secret that where we live, work, and age has a major impact on our overall health. Over the past decade, public health organizations — including the World Health Organization (WHO) — have emphasized the importance of creating social and physical environments that support good health for all

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