COVID-19: A Different Take
No doubt you are overwhelmed by the constant bad news being thrown at you by our 24 hour news/multi-channel/social media culture: More people are…
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Congress Rescinded Outpatient Therapy Caps Despite Lack Of Information On Medicare.Gov
The Bipartisan Budget Act became law on February 9, 2018. The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 revoked the Medicare outpatient therapy caps which served as…
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Pros And Cons Of A POLST Form: What You Need To Know
As a top-rated elder law attorney serving Montgomery County, PA, I help families with Medicaid and estate planning, special needs planning and long term care planning. When…
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Filing a Disability Benefits Claim
Mark Davis From Martin Law, The Law Firm For Injured Workers Joins Slutsky Elder Law As A Guest Contributor. After filing a disability benefits claim,…
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Incompetence Vs. Incapacity: Explaining These Two, Easily Confused Terms
Historically the words “incompetent” and “incapacity” have been used interchangeably in Pennsylvania. From a legal perspective, the two words have very different meanings. What’s in…
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Estate Planning Options For Unmarried Couples
While estate planning is vital for spouses, it is arguably even more necessary for couples who don’t marry. As the leading elder care lawyer servicing Chester…
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Common Medicaid Myths Debunked
As the top-rated estate planning lawyer in Montgomery County, PA, I hear plenty of common misconceptions about Medicaid, including what qualifies you, and how it might…
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4 Ways To Support Loved Ones Grieving During The Pandemic
The global coronavirus pandemic has disrupted our normal routines and has left us dealing with grief and loss in different ways. School events, wedding, and…
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Courts Deliver Important Update On Inpatient Medicare Status
In a recent decision, the U.S. District Court in Hartford, Connecticut possibly delivered a new tool for Medicare eligibility based on your hospital admission status…
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Are Medicaid Funding Cuts Around The Corner?
We have discussed this before, but it bears repeating now that there is a new push by the Trump administration to restrict funding necessary for…
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New (And Old) Required Minimum Distribution Rules
Required Beginning Date As a top-rated estate planning attorney serving Chester County and beyond, Slutsky Elder Law remains dedicated to our clients, offering them not only…
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Transitioning Back To Your Home After Rehabilitation
As an elder law attorney serving Chester County, I often have to assist clients plan their discharge from the hospital and help them to consider what…
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