Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
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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
If the HRA Bureau of Fraud Investigation has sent you or a family member a letter regarding Medicaid or SNAP fraud, be sure to address such information with precaution. It is important to not ignore such letters, considering criminal and civil charges may arise from
The Federal Government and society place an enormous trust in physicians to work ethically, provide high-quality medical care, and submit truthful claims for payment. Medicaid, among other Federal health care programs, rely heavily on physicians’ medical judgment to treat patients with appropriate services. The Federal
We know healthcare is a basic human right to which every individual should be entitled. It is also one of the most tedious categories to resolve when an issue such as Medicaid fraud occurs (read this Medicaid Fraud Investigation guide for more information about protecting
Top 5 Reasons for Elder Law Planning 1)Specified Plan of Action for the Elderly Population: An Elder Law Attorney primarily focuses on the specific needs of seniors. In prioritizing the requirements of the elderly population, an elder care attorney will assist in the legal process
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
There is little doubt concerning the fact that Medicaid, a public health coverage program, helps millions of low-income people every day. With affordable or even zero cost aid provided by the taxpayer-funded program, countless elders, pregnant women, children from low-income families, disabled people, and others
Though it originated as a program to help America’s poor, Medicaid has since become one of the main long-term care providers for millions in the middle class. Generally, as most people reach the age of retirement, they realize one of two things: they’re in dire
There is little doubt to the notion that the Medicaid program helps millions of Americans in need of affordable and quality health care. As one of the nation’s most well-funded federal programs, Medicaid allows more than 70 million Americans to receive necessary health care and