Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney
As one ages, there is the possibility that they may incur some sort of physical or mental disability which makes their living at home without home-care services impossible. In such a case, Medicaid planning is an important step to take in order to ensure that
Medicaid planning is an intricate method of estate planning that allows individuals who may not be eligible for Medicaid benefits to become eligible. Medicaid benefits have many advantages that assist recipients in saving money even if their income and assets may be too high to
Medicaid planning is a complex method of estate planning that allows individuals to become eligible for Medicaid benefits. Medicaid benefits help recipients save money even if your income and assets may be too high to qualify. Since the Medicaid application process is both time consuming
The Covid-19 pandemic has been extremely detrimental not only to the wellbeing and health of the public, but has enhanced financial strain among a great extent of the population. Due to safety measures taken to prevent the spread of the pandemic many people are unable
Medicaid Look Back Provision A Medicaid Lookback is extremely important when it comes to financial eligibility for Medicaid. The purpose of the Medicaid Lookback period is to give the Medicaid agency an opportunity to heck all financial transactions that occurred on the elder’s behalf.This means
Important Dates to Note Changes in regards to Medicaid Homecare eligibility were intended to start taking place on October 1st 2020, however, these changes have been delayed and are stated to take place on January 1st, 2021. These changes pertain to massive cuts in Medicaid,
The Covid-19 pandemic had a massive toll on nursing home patients and their family members, as they were unable to see their loved ones during such a difficult and uncertain time. The State Department of Health distributed notices concerning disenrollment from the MLTC plan on
Important Dates to Note Changes in regards to Medicaid Homecare eligibility were intended to start taking place on October 1st 2020, however, these changes have been delayed and are stated to take place on January 1st, 2021. These changes pertain to massive cuts in Medicaid,
While “elder law” may not be the first thing to come to mind when hearing the word “attorney,” the need for attorneys in this field of law is undeniable. As most people approach retirement, they begin to spend more time thinking about how they’ll be
As the nation’s most common insurance provider, Medicaid provides free or low cost medical services to more than 63 million Americans, including low-income adults, children, pregnant women, elders and people with various disabilities. Aside from medical services, Medicaid also supports 65% of the 1.3 million