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Elder Law Topics On This Page:

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Medicaid

Medicare and Social Security

Nursing Home Law

Long Term Care Insurance

Living Arrangements

Elder Abuse and Neglect

Advance Directives & Health Care Proxies

Health: Alzheimer's

General Aging, ElderCare & Related Info

State Specific Elder Law

Planning is not just about the Money

Highlighted Sites

  • Elder Law Firm.com - Elderlaw site by Certified Elder Law Attorney, Dennis Toman in North Carolina. Free Alzheimer's law and newsletter for elder care questions with relevant articles.
  • ElderIssues.com - Caremanager John Boden lets families use Internet technology to gather key information for the health and safety of our parents as they age, as well as guiding families to ask important questions. For more information, see the article below, "Planning is Not Just About the Money."
  • ElderlawAnswers.com - Fantastic Elderlaw site founded by Harry S. Margolis. Includes relevant articles, attorney search, "ask Harry" for questions about Elderlaw and much more. Well worth a visit.
  • National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) - Questions and Answers when looking for an Elder Law attorney
  • Friendly4Seniors Web Site - Extensive links on a variety of topics
  • Senior Law - By Goldfarb & Abrandt
  • Stetson Elder Law Site - includes one of the best list of links available for Elder Law and Aging sites on WWW
  • Medicare Part D Prescription Drug - extensive and well organized links for the New Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program
  • New York City Caregivers - information about being a caregiver and list of available resources for more help

Elder Law Legal Resources

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State

National Associations & Universities

Gateways (Extensive Link Sites regarding Elder Law)

Helpful Sites on Elder Law Topics

Medicaid Information

Medicare and Social Security Information

Nursing Home Law

Long Term Care Insurance

Elder Abuse and Neglect

Advance Directives & Health Care Proxies

ElderCare, Aging & Related Related Resources on the Web

Health: Alzheimer's Disease

  • Alzheimer's Association - The oldest and largest national voluntary health organization dedicated to research for the causes, cure, and prevention of Alzheimer's disease and to providing education and support services to Alzheimer's patients, their families and caregivers.
  • Alzheimer's Disease Website - Education and Referral, from the National Institute on Aging
  • Caring for a Patient with Dementia - This site includes many articles on various aspects of Alzheimer's Disease. The articles "are a series on dementia-related diseases prepared by Kenneth Hepburn" of the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Minneapolis, MN. Topics include: what Alzheimer's is; what each of the behaviors are; financial and legal aspects of care; finding a nursing home, etc.
  • Coping with Alzheimer's Disease -- A journal and resources from a woman who provides ongoing care to her mother.
  • Yahoo! Alzheimer's Links - listing links to Alzheimer's pages on WWW

State Related Resources

Living Arrangements

 

Planning is NOT just about the money -- ElderIssues.com

The National Council on Aging reports “People do not anticipate caring for a parent. They state, `We will cross that bridge when we get to it.’ But when adult children suddenly have to cross that bridge they look frantically for answers and options.”

Many of us who are moving into retirement years find that an elder parent or other family member may require significant attention. The old and frail elderly encounter difficulties managing their lives, yet insist on maintaining independence and self-sufficiency. To help them maintain maximum independence, yet provide a sense of safety, we must begin an honest and open communication. Keep the elder as involved as possible and learn their needs and desires. You can then be an affective advocate. To assist them in managing for themselves, you most take the time to learn about their health, doctors, medications, spiritual needs, home maintenance, and much more. The time spent in this preparation will reward you handsomely later.

You do not need to reinvent the wheel when beginning this process. Geriatric Care Managers are the experts who navigate the elders and their families through these numerous challenges. A Nationally Certified Care Manager’s fees will be $75 to $150 per hour and often save families both money and wasted time and effort. You can start your own planning by talking with the elder in your life today. To save money and get help and direction with this process, take a free tour of the LifeLedger™ system at www.elderissues.com


First created by Dennis Kennedy, this site has been providing estate, elder law and tax information to the Internet community since 1995. The primary purpose of this page is providing helpful links to resources for estate planning, elder law and related areas. This site seeks to provide an extensive list of useful resources in one place. Inclusion of a resource on this site is not intended to be and should not be construed as an endorsement of any product or service or as any indication that the information contained on any other site is accurate or otherwise can be relied upon.
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