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Why a Healthcare Proxy Is Crucial for Long-Term Planning

Planning for the future is never easy, but one of the most critical steps you can take for yourself or a loved one is setting up a healthcare proxy. This legal document ensures that someone you trust will make medical decisions on your behalf if you're unable to do so.

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How to Set Up a Power of Attorney, And Why It’s So Important

Setting up a Power of Attorney for your elderly parent is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure their affairs are managed according to their wishes.

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Resolving Conflicts Between Health Care Proxy and Financial Power of Attorney

When your parent can no longer make important decisions, its essential to have legal documents in place to ensure their wishes are respected. This blog explains the difference between a health care proxy and a power of attorney, how to choose the right people for these roles, and tips for avoiding conflicts

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Guardianship vs Conservatorship

Navigating the legal needs of a loved one in a nursing home can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to guardianship and conservatorship. Though often confused, these legal arrangements serve different purposes. Guardianship handles healthcare and personal decisions, while conservatorship manages financial matters. This blog outlines when each may be necessary in Massachusetts nursing homes to ensure the proper care and financial management of residents.

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Understanding Nursing Home Resident Rights

In this guide, we'll explore the various rights nursing home residents are entitled to and the measures in place to protect them. Whether you're a family member, a resident, or an advocate, this information will help you stand up for what's right and make informed decisions.

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The Role of a Nursing Home Ombudsman in Resident Advocacy

In this blog post, we will unpack the responsibilities of a Nursing Home Ombudsman, explore the impact they have on long-term care advocacy, and provide insights to help you better understand how these dedicated individuals can assist you or your loved ones.

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Navigating Nursing Home Discharges

In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the reasons for discharges, what happens if they are involuntary, the importance of proper notice, and how to ensure a smooth transition if you’re voluntarily moving a loved one from a nursing home.

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Can Nursing Home Residents Be Kicked Out? 

This blog will break down the legal framework surrounding nursing home evictions, outline situations where residents may face discharge, and explain the protections in place to ensure their rights are upheld.

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MassHealth Citizenship Rules: What You Need to Know

MassHealth needs to know that you’re either a U.S. citizen or have legal permission to live in the United States. This rule helps them make sure the benefits go to people who are eligible.

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Protecting the House: MassHealth Home Equity Limits Made Easy

When someone applies for MassHealth long-term care coverage, one of the first questions that comes up is: "What happens to my house?" Well, it depends on your situation. Let’s break it down in simple terms so it’s easy to understand—no legal jargon, just real talk.