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Assisted living providers might be breaking state and federal laws in refusing to accept Medicaid or in attempting to evict residents without giving them an opportunity to appeal, according to two elder advocacy organizations.
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A new federal law, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), effective Jan. 1, 2024, impacts almost all limited liability companies (LLCs) and small corporations in the United States. Businesses now have new reporting requirements annually, and these changes may lead to new challenges for small and family business owners.
The Medicare Open Enrollment for 2024 is just around the corner. For those in Las Cruces, understanding the available choices during this pivotal time is
Estate plans are not a one-size-fits-all commodity, especially when it comes to trusts. Revocable trusts make sense for many Las Cruces retirees many, but not
These six steps can help future caregivers know where aging parents stand financially, as well as help them to avoid surprises that could imperil their own retirement.
Once they retire, many Las Cruces seniors change their spending patterns quite a bit. There’s nothing inherently wrong with this, as long as they remain
It’s no wonder Las Cruces seniors may make poor choices about their healthcare plans, which can be disastrously expensive since the older we get. Access
Despite some technical issues with online submissions, officials are encouraging applications for payouts connected to historic legislation aimed at helping veterans exposed to toxic substances during their military service before an important deadline passes.
It is important for residents and their families to understand the benefits and limitations of each program, eligibility requirements, and any additional costs associated with them.
