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Estate planning affords one an opportunity to manage their assets after their passing, or even after they become incapacitated. For many people, a vital part of estate planning is deciding what to do with their homes - which is often their largest asset. Gifting the...
According to Mental Hygiene Law, an older person needs a guardian to take care of their assets as well as their wellness. Guardians are always close relatives or friends. The duties of a guardian vary with different cases. Also, guardianship can end after some time...
It's a sad fact that many scam artists target the elderly for financial gain. These scams can take on many forms, exist online, via traditional mail, and even involve telephone contact directly with a potential victim. In some cases, the person perpetrating the fraud...
If your parent is an elderly New Yorker living in a nursing home, you probably worry that the caregivers there are not giving him or her the level of care (s)he needs. Unfortunately, per the results of a Human Rights Watch investigation, you may have more cause...
When families select a nursing home facility in New York to help care for their elderly loved one, they are relying on the staff members to provide unparalleled care that is supported by values like respect, empathy and loyalty. However, there are undoubtedly those...
Watching a beloved relative grow older can be tough. This is especially true if you suspect the person is in need of nursing home care, which can be a difficult decision for all involved. Very Well Health offers the following insight, which can help make your...
If your loved one currently resides in a nursing home in New York, chances are you’re concerned about his or her treatment. While most nursing homes strive to provide residents the best care possible, the sad fact remains that some fall well below acceptable...
It can be devastating to discover that your elder relative has lost the mental or physical will or capacity to care for themselves, and has been deteriorating in condition without supervision. Yet when an elderly person neglects themselves, this is actually considered...
If you are petitioning for Medicaid coverage of nursing facility care and services, you may find yourself subject to a five-year "look-back" to assess your assets and finances, as well as an evaluation of your current assets to decide eligibility for coverage. When...
