Danna & Associates, PC Published by Nicolette Carolina Rose Suberska · December 4 at 4:50 PM · The below linked New York Times article explores how the cost of care for the dying has been on the rise. They debate whether this care is truly helpful, or whether it’s become a lucrative stream of income for those involved. Experts […]
When it comes to health insurance, things can change very quickly. Not only are there countless insurance options and plans, but these are constantly being amended and changed. Getting approved for health care is one thing, keeping up with it to ensure it covers you in the way you individually need, is another. Danna & […]
Alzheimer’s patients may finally have the breakthrough they’ve been waiting for! Researchers at the Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute in San Diego have just discovered a gene linked to Alzheimer’s, and this could mean a cure is around the corner. In their study, they were able to observe that genes “mix and match” in […]
Estate Planning can be a daunting process for many reasons. First of all, you’re planning for your own demise, which is understandably not pleasant. Secondly, you are reviewing your whole life, all of your assets and accomplishments and legacies – and that’s no easy task either. Forbes has endless tips on Estate Planning, but in […]
The Association for Long Term Care and Planning, ALTCP for short, has offered some wisdom regarding estate planning. According to their statistics, approximately 6 out of 10 Americans don’t create an estate plan before their demise, and unfortunately, this option is the one fraught with endless court battles, family fights and financial hardships. Some of […]
As heartbreaking and appalling as it may be, elder abuse is a common problem in today’s society. The linked article explores warning signs of elder abuse, and we hope by raising this awareness, we are preventing even just one more person from being taken advantage of. Helpguide.org cites these as typical types of elder abuse: 1. Physical […]
Danna & Associates, PC Published by Nicolette Carolina Rose Suberska · November 7 · Medicaid is a government program that was created decades ago to help Americans who are no longer able to work. Its intent has been to provide health care or nursing home coverage. Generally, the Americans that Medicaid is meant to help are unable to help […]
Have you ever wanted to leave a legacy? Have you wondered how you can still make an impact, even after your demise? Have you thought about what will happen if you don’t get to do the things you want to do before it’s too late? Make sure your estate plan includes ways to make this […]
Elder abuse is alive and well in today’s society. It’s constantly reported on and spoken about, but unfortunately, as is the case oftentimes, when those who are being hurt cannot speak out for themselves, little gets done. And the most difficult part of this to overcome is that those who are supposed to love, nurture […]
According to AARP, the majority of Americans choose not to create a Last Will. Estate Planning usually involves a Last Will, but can also be comprised of many other documents, such as a Health Care Proxy, Power of Attorney, or a variety of different trusts. Estate Planning is a process that takes the guesswork out […]