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What is an elder law attorney?
An elder law attorney, also known as an elder care attorney, is familiar with the state and federal laws that impact seniors and their well-being. These attorneys are well-versed and specialize [...]
What are some of the federal regulations for home care workers that work through an agency?
If you hired a worker through an agency or non-profit, federal regulations require that you: You are responsible for making sure the home care workers receives minimum wage and any overtime pay, [...]
How do recent changes in Medicare rules affect access to Speech Generating Devices for patients?
Medicare has changed their coverage of Speech Generating Devices which affects many people’s access to devices they rely on to communicate. In April of 2014, Medicare changed their [...]
New law signed by President Obama will require hospitals to provide Observation Status notice to patients:
When an individual goes to the hospital, they may not be admitted right away. If one is not “admitted” to the hospital, Medicare will not pay for hospitalization and a patient may have a large [...]
What To Do When Your Child Turns 26 While On Your Health Insurance Plan
Q. My adult daughter and I are covered through my husband’s employer. Our daughter turns 26 this summer, but I thought we couldn’t sign up under the Obamacare Health Insurance Marketplace [...]
What Happens If An Employer Discontinues Retiree’s Health Insurance Plan?
Kaiser Health News recently answered readers’ questions about the Affordable Care Act and the federal Marketplace exchange, which has caused a lot of confusion for folks. Here’s an excerpt From: [...]
Do You Automatically Receive Medicare Part D If Approved for Medicaid in Florida?
Q: Do I automatically receive Medicare Part D if I am approved for Medicaid in Florida? A: Medicare Part D now pays for prescription drug coverage for all Medicaid recipients. However, it is [...]
Government Benefits with Babette (VIDEO)
Want to learn more about government benefits that might be available to you? Veterans Benefits, Medicare and Medicaid may be options for you. Learn more about them by watching this ten minute [...]
What if I have PCIP coverage?
Coverage through the federal Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP) ends December 31, 2013. PCIP will not pay for any medical services after December 31, 2013. You must enroll for new [...]
Estimate Costs of Health Plans for Florida
The Tampa Bay Times has published an article on September 25, 2013 providing a preview to the rates expected to be published on October 1, 2013 for health insurance under the affordable care act. [...]
