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Aging comes with many challenges. As your body and health fluctuate, you may become more aware of how you want your loved ones to support your financial goals when a time comes that you cannot. Creating a power of attorney can give you and your loved ones peace of...
More than 77% of American adults over the age of 50 want to remain in their homes rather than move to assisted living or long-term care facilities, according to a recent AARP survey. However, the cost of rent makes it difficult for many aging New Yorkers to remain in...
If you recently received a denial on your application for New York Medicaid benefits, you probably have a lot of questions. A Medicaid denial is a nerve-wracking experience, especially when you are not sure why you received it in the first place. Here are some...
Relying on a nursing home facility in New York to care for your aging loved one can alleviate some of your caretaking responsibilities. However, you have to trust that caretakers will provide humane treatment. Abuse at the hands of caregivers can damage self-esteem,...
When you live in New York and have a loved one with an intellectual or developmental disability, you may question that individual’s ability to make sound decisions regarding his or her own medical care, financial situation and other personal affairs. In some cases,...
Adults generally have the right and responsibility to make decisions for themselves and to manage their own affairs. However, some adults are unable to do so due to incapacitation. Under these circumstances, an individual can file for the appointment of a guardian for...
As a caregiver for your loved one or elderly parent, you want to provide the best care available and do the right thing. You also want to make sure to keep their financial situation as strong as possible. These admirable goals often hinge on having the proper...
Getting older means a person could have greater difficulty handling important tasks like keeping up with personal finances. If you have aging parents, you should watch for signs that your mother or father may need help with paying bills and keeping track of money. It...
If your aging parents lack the ability to effectively manage their finances, they may be at a much higher risk of falling victim to fraud. You can contribute to their protection when you remain actively involved in helping them monitor their finances. You can also...
When you entrust your loved one to a care facility, it feels like one of the hardest decisions. Even the highest level of care does not always feel like a good substitute for your own, but at the same time, many working people simply do not have the means, time or...
