On Medicare? What You’ll Pay for Now That the PHE Has Ended
The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency offically ended in May 2023. Certain policies that were implemented in early 2020 during the PHE will now expire.
An Epidemic: Substance Abuse a Growing Problem Among Seniors
More and more seniors are facing a substance use disorder problem that in large part has remained silent.
The Consequences of Not Paying Your Property Taxes
Many seniors wish to leave their home to their heirs. However, they may often lose track of their finances and fail to pay certain [...]
Some States Testing Out Medicaid Coverage for Healthy Food
Under a federal pilot program, a number of states are using Medicaid funds to cover healthy food costs for Medicaid recipients.
VITAL Act: Affordable Housing for People With Disabilities
In an effort to address the need for accessible and affordable housing for people with disabilities, Senator Bob Casey of [...]
Study: Hiring Family to Care for Children With Disabilities
A recent study in Colorado showed that hiring family members as certified nursing assistants can be effective in providing consistent care for children with [...]
ABLE Account Owners Who Work Can Save More Through 2025
ABLE account owners who are employed can contribute work income to this type of account beyond the typical $17,000 annual threshold until the end of 2025.
Owe Back Taxes? Should You Request Uncollectible Status?
Sometimes people with disabilities or their families find themselves owing past-due federal taxes they cannot afford to pay. Although notices from the IRS can be especially frightening, there [...]