What Is a Medicare Advantage Plan?
“Medicare Advantage plans include the benefits of Parts A and B, and normally also include Part D, which is prescription drug coverage,” says Doug Robertson, Healthcare Regulation and Compliance Manager at Right at Home. “Medicare Advantage plans can include smaller ancillary benefits like vision, dental and now home care. While Medicare provides the same benefits regardless of geography, Medicare Advantage plans can differ from county to county and certainly from one state to the next.”
Vaccines for Seniors Covered by Medicare
Vaccines help those with weakened immune systems and chronic health conditions protect themselves against infections and diseases. Many people think vaccines only apply to children, but they can be life-saving for seniors, as well.
10 Frequently Asked Questions for Elder Law Attorneys
Elder law is a sub-specialty of estate planning and helps individuals and their families plan for retiree benefits, health and long-term care, Medicaid and Medicare coverage, home care and nursing home care, decision-making documents and other legal guidance issues for seniors and people with disabilities.
2018 Tax Deductions, Exemptions and Credits for Seniors
How does the tax reform affect U.S. citizens age 65 and older in 2018? What financial credits are available for family caregivers?
Financial Advice for Widows
For women whose spouses die, the grief is often magnified by the stress and uncertainly of legal and financial matters.
Trust Grows With Age
Trust increases as people age, and the stronger the trust, the more seniors experience greater happiness over time.
Tax Credit Tips for Seniors and Family Caregivers
If you are a senior receiving care or are caring for an older relative, you may be eligible for additional tax deductions and credits. Examples of elder care tax benefits include claiming a parent, stepparent, father-in-law or mother-in-law as a dependent on your tax return or deducting contributions you made toward your aging relative’s medical expenses.