When it comes to end-of-life medical decisions, Texas law provides clear legal tools to help individuals express their wishes and maintain control over healthcare choices. This is particularly important for those who may no longer be able to communicate. By…
If you are 65 or older, then you are part of a rapidly growing population. According to the 2020 Census, one in six Americans is over 65, with this age group increasing five times faster than the general population between…
With our aging population and longer life expectancy, the costs of long-term care have become an increasingly important matter for older Texans. Long-term care encompasses a wide range of services tailored to meet personal care needs over an extended period.…
Research shows that many adults 65 and older will require long-term care during their later years. With millions of Baby Boomers aging and living longer, the scope of exploring long-term care options has transformed significantly. However, addressing the challenges of…
As the heartwrenching effects of Medicaid payback regulations have become more prevalent, lawmakers are once again taking action. Recent reports from The New York Times and Associated Press shed light on how estate recovery impacts family members of the deceased,…
Every year, we take stock of our lives and make health care plans. Americans continue responding to the ever-present threat of COVID-19 in its many iterations, and we are identifying that which is most important in our lives to preserve…
Low-income seniors with limited assets and income can afford health care and long-term care through Medicaid/MediCal, a federal/state program. Many seniors believe their only option to qualify for the program is to “spend down” their assets. While this is true…