Mesa, AZ
Elder law Lawyer at Mesa, AZ
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Medicaid & Medicare, Trusts
The ALTCS financial requirements are quite complex and it is not uncommon for applicants to struggle with this portion of the eligibility process. Many applicants reach out to professionals, like the J...
See Full GuideWhen applying for ALTCS, the state mandates that an applicant must apply for any benefit they may be entitled to, in order to ensure that ALTCS is always payor of last resort. This means veterans or wi...
See Full GuideUpdate on Medicare Part B PremiumsYou may have heard that as of October 1, 2011, AHCCCS will no longer cover Medicare Part B Premiums for certain ALTCS members. Once this goes into effect, approximatel...
See Full GuideChanges to the ALTCS Program Contractors and How They Affect Health Care Providers Last month, AHCCCS awarded ten contracts to four managed care companies/program contractors, allowing those companies ...
See Full GuideThe New York Times recently ran a story that sheds some encouraging light on the early diagnosis and detection of Alzheimers disease. As of today, the official position of both the National Institute o...
See Full GuideWith high commissions to sellers and many limitations to buyers, variable rate annuities are sometimes at the center of what we call annuity fraud. Annuity fraud takes many forms but it always causes p...
See Full GuideStatistically speaking, seniors tend to receive a greater number of prescriptions than other groups of people. And resultantly, many seniors have numerous prescription medications stored in their homes...
See Full GuideMuch of what we know about aging is discovered first in a laboratory, and then tested in clinical studies. For instance, theories about Alzheimers disease that are embraced by the nations leading scien...
See Full GuideThe CLASS Act is the provision in the health care reform bill that authorizes a national long-term health care insurance program. As it is presently drafted, employees who pay into the system for five ...
See Full GuideAn unacceptable number of seniors in this country go without enough food to eat. In 2002, the U.S. Census Bureau released a study showing that 55 percent of adults age 65 and older experienced food ins...
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