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By:  Bridget Lyman, Client Care Coordinator, Gilsoul & Associates, LLC We often hear of people, particularly older people, who skimp when it comes to buying and taking their medications. They [...]

By:  Bridget Lyman, Client Care Coordinator, Gilsoul & Associates, LLC If you are struggling with paying for Medicare Part B, or if you are putting off having a healthcare issue checked out [...]

Huge Myth About Rehab Services Paid by Medicare   Have you heard that Medicare must cut you off of rehab services if you are not showing improvement? A nursing home or hospital facility may [...]

  Common Abuse of Powers of Attorney You are NOT giving up the right to act for yourself!             Recently, neighbors called the police to an elderly gentleman’s home because of a [...]

When they discharged Fred from the hospital, they told Wilma, his wife, that Fred would need to go into a nursing home for rehab.  Wilma asked which nursing homes were good, and the hospital [...]

GOOD NEWS! We’ve finished mailing new Medicare cards across the country! You should’ve received your new card by now. Here’s what to do next: Carry and use your new Medicare card when you [...]

Why does my accountant have to know about my health? Because of the new tax bill, many people won’t bother with tax write-offs any more.  That’s because the new tax law doubled the standard [...]

If you have children under the age of 18, a major concern should be who would raise them if you were to die. Of course, if only one parent dies, in the great majority of cases the surviving [...]

  A durable power of attorney is one of the most important estate planning documents you can have. It allows you to appoint someone to act for you (your “agent” or [...]

eParent Special Needs Resource Directory provides a comprehensive guide for parents and families of children with chronic health issues, disabilities and special needs, as well as to physicians, [...]