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Do you know someone currently in a nursing home? Have you ever thought about going into a nursing home yourself? Most people answer the first question yes, and the second question no. It is one of those situations where we feel "It could never happen to me." But studies show that approximately two (2) out of every five (5) people reaching age 65 will need some type of long-term care. Our long-term care planning process will explore various options for you or a loved one including Medicaid planning, asset protection and various care options, including "Aging in Place" with home health care.
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2009 Long-Term Care Planning Guide
(Please Note: Our 2010 Long-Term Care Guide is currently under development and will be available in the near future.)
Click Here to download our free Long-Term Care Planning Guide
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Please include your name, address & telephone number.
2010 Long-Term Care Planning Questionnaire
This questionnaire is designed to expedite our planning process.
Download Questionnaire: PDF | Word
Print Copy: Click here to request or please call our office
(Please include your name, address & telephone number.)
Nursing Home Checklist
Are you considering Nursing Home Care for a loved one? Use this checklist when evaluating facility options.
Download Questionnaire: PDF
Geriatric Care Management
A Geriatric Care Manager is an experienced guide and resource specialist who helps families who are caring for older relatives and people with disabilities.
- Continuity of care management - communications are coordinated between family members, doctos and other professionals, and service providers.
- Cost containment - helps avoid inappropriate placements, duplication of services, and unnecessary hospitalizations.
- Personalized service - focusing on the individual's wants and needs.
- Quality control - independent evaluator to ensure you select proper care options and that loved ones are getting appropriate care, especially important if you do not live in the area.
For further information about how Pierro Law Group can help you or your loved ones plan for long-term care, please call our offices at:
(518) 459-2100 or toll free at 1-866-951-PLAN
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Planning for Long-Term Care