Four states have launched tax-sheltered savings plans for beneficiaries with disabilities, and many more are on the way.
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Tag Archives: Medicaid
A Senseless Fraud Prosecution Victimized Doctor And Patients
If prosecutors faced sanctions for bringing unfounded and silly cases, fewer would be brought.
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How Freedomland Became A ‘Health Care’ Center
Providing adequate housing and social services keeps people safe and out of the ER. But is it health care?
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Paying For Parents’ Care? Kids Gave At The Office
Old-fashioned laws make kids responsible for parents’ support, but the younger generation already pays via government programs.
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Jumping The Crevice To Reach The Cliff
Atlanta’s pension reform blazes a trail for other cities and states as they confront a $1 trillion pension funding gap.
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New U.S. Long-Term Care Plan Misses The Mark
The recently passed health care reform bill reminds me of the cuisine at the Cheesecake Factory: It attempts to cover …
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Think Twice Before Forfeiting Financial Independence
Divesting assets to qualify for Medicaid can work, but you may pay a high price in loss of independence.
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