How to Qualify for Medicaid: Eligibility and Transfer Rules

A nursing home administrator has written a comprehensive guide to handling both the logistics and the emotions of making tough care decisions for an elderly parent or loved one.

An attorney specializing in elder care and estate planning provides detailed and practical information on how Medicaid works and the strategies for qualifying for it to pay long-term care costs (2009 edition updated through Jan. 1, 2009).

In our society, driving is often viewed as a right, not a privilege. A geriatric researcher offers advice on discussing driving with an older loved one and resources for further help.

A decision by Mississippi's highest court illustrates the importance of having a...

Medicaid beneficiaries who need help living at home could soon choose to receive a cash allowance to hire their own home care workers or even pa...

Since Congress passed a law designed to improve the quality of nursing homes 20 years ago, nursing homes have improved, but there are still a lo...

Crusading ElderLawAnswers member attorney Jim Zeigler has written a valuable, step-by-step guide to both crisis and advance long-term care planning.

Justice in Aging has published an updated version of its legal guide on how to resolve common nursing home problems.

Nursing homes are notoriously understaffed. Studies have shown that more staff leads to better care, but employees a...