When you hear about changes in inheritance law, Medicaid funding, and nursing home issues in the news, you want to know how that will affect you. Learn more by reading our take on the major news stories here.
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Federal Government Investigates if Massachusetts Special Education System Violates Legal RequirementsConcerns raised by families have prompted the federal government to initiate a comprehensive evaluation of Massachusetts' special education system.
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Navigating the Looming Elder-Care Crisis in America: Challenges, Financial Impacts, and Corporate ResponsesAmericans are not adequately prepared for the growing need for elder care, which is becoming a significant issue, particularly with the Baby Boomer generation.
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The Silent Crisis of Homelessness Among Massachusetts SeniorsHomelessness in Massachusetts is undergoing a significant transformation, with older adults facing an escalating threat due to the soaring costs of housing.
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Fostering Mental Health and Well-Being Among Older AdultsLoneliness and social isolation emerge as critical risk factors for mental health problems in the elderly.
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Dive into planning for your future.National Estate Planning Awareness Week (Oct. 16-22) is the best week of the year to plan for your future.
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Elder Affairs Office in MA Fails to Report Elder AbuseMassachusetts Elder Affairs Office neglected proper reporting of abuse cases to District Attorneys.
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Study Reveals Family Feuds Rise Due to Lack of Estate PlanningLack of proper estate planning has led to significant consequences for many families.
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Advancements in Alzheimer's Research: Prevention and TreatmentRecent research on Alzheimer's disease is focusing on the prevention of the disease or mitigation of its symptoms.
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The Risks of Using AI for Estate Planning: Why Human Expertise Still MattersWhile AI has its merits, estate planning remains a complex task best left to experienced professionals.
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The Startling Truth About Medicaid DisenrollmentThe Massachusetts government has already disenrolled over 127,000 people from MassHealth.
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How Your Will Can Protect Your Child With DisabilitiesFor the one in five families who care for children with special needs, estate planning is crucial.
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Effort to help Massachusetts residents maintain Medicaid MassHealth benefits