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Failure to Improve Is Still Being Used Wrongly to Deny Medicare Coverage
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Medicare must cover skilled care and therapy when they are “necessary to maintain the patient’s current condition or prevent or slow further deterioration.”
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Warning - Be careful when clients hire family caregivers
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Not many clients are willing to face their own mortality or the prospect of one day relying on family members or professional caregivers for help with grooming, hygiene and other basic everyday activities.
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Ten Questions to Consider When Preparing for the Passing of a Loved One
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Recommendations to coordinate optimal end-of-life care.
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Why Doctors Die Differently
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Careers in medicine have taught them the limits of treatment and the need to plan for the end.
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Who wins and who loses in Trump’s proposed Medicare drug plan
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Some Medicare beneficiaries would face higher prescription drug costs under President Donald Trump’s budget even as the sickest patients save thousands of dollars, a complex trade-off that may make it harder to sell Congress on the plan in an election year.
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Veres Medicare Future
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Several items that everybody seems to be overlooking in the recent budget deal signed by President Trump are potentially-significant changes to how Medicare is administered
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President Trump signed these Medicare changes into law
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Seemingly overnight, big changes to Medicare morphed from being an item on various congressional wish lists into reality as part of last week’s budget deal. Here’s what to watch for.
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Health-Care Costs Could Eat Up Retirement Funds, Forecast Shows
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A new estimate may convince you to work forever—if you can.
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Aging Dilemma
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Should today’s 70-year-old American be considered “old?” How do you define that term these days?
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Having Tough Client Conversations About Health Issues
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A cancer diagnosis can affect estate and financial planning
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