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Medicaid Myths and Realities
Medicaid Myths and Realities

Medicaid Myths and Realities

Medicaid Myths and Realities Not understanding Medicaid myths and realities can have serious consequences. Our Janesville Elder Advisors Law team has separated the myths from the realities to help you or your loved ones make informed decisions, starting with the common misconceptions about Medicaid. Myth 1: Medicaid is only for[...]

Medicaid and Medicare: What’s the Difference?
Medicaid and Medicare: What’s the Difference?

Medicaid and Medicare: What’s the Difference?

Understanding the Difference Between Medicaid and Medicare: Why It Matters Medicaid and Medicare are two essential healthcare programs often confused due to their similarities. However, understanding their differences is critical for making informed healthcare decisions, ensuring access to appropriate benefits, and planning for future medical and financial needs. In addition[...]

Four Medicare and Medicaid Myths
Four Medicare and Medicaid Myths

Four Medicare and Medicaid Myths

Four Medicare and Medicaid Myths At Elder Advisors Law, we are committed not only to helping our clients with estate planning and asset protection, but also with educating the public about these subjects. Over the years, we’ve learned just how many misconceptions people have about managing their money as they[...]

Medicaid Asset Test Q&A
Medicaid Asset Test Q&A

Medicaid Asset Test Q&A

Medicaid Asset Test Q&A Here’s what happens to a lot of people: They don’t make a plan for how they will handle the high cost of living in a long term care facility, then when they end up needing long term care, they are told they must spend-down their life[...]

Considerations Before You File For Social Security
Considerations Before You File For Social Security

Considerations Before You File For Social Security

Considerations Before You File For Social Security You can file for Social Security at the age of 62—but should you? Or you could wait until your full retirement age (FRA), which depends on when you were born. For example, people born between 1943–1954 reach FRA at 66. Anyone born in[...]