No matter where you live in Georgia, you can get the help you need to find, pay for, and manage the care of your elderly loved one. This video explains how. View more educational videos on Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel.
Does creating your own estate plan sound like an appealing option? If you live in the Gainesville area and you've ever been tempted to download documents from the internet and put your own plan together, you owe it to yourself to attend this free workshop. Why Shouldn't I Do It Myself? 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. | Thursday, August 8, 2019 REGISTER NOW
Do you think that when you get old, "somebody" will be there to pay for your stay in a nursing home or other long-term care facility? If you do, and that "somebody" is Medicaid, you may be in for some unpleasant surprises. Attorney Kim Kimbrough talks about why it may be in your best interest to stay off of Medicaid. View more educational videos on Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has removed the regulatory provisions regarding the veteran's net worth as a factor in determining the veteran's eligibility for VA health care. The new rule went into effect on June 24, 2019. Prior to January 1, 2015, VA considered a veteran's net worth and annual income when determining a veteran's assignment to an enrollment priority group for VA health care. Reporting net worth information imposed a significant burden on veterans and VA dedicated substantial administrative resources to verify the reported information. VA changed its policy regarding net worth reporting in order to improve access to VA health care to lower-income veterans and to rem
Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, can be devastating in order adults. UTIs produce vastly different symptoms in seniors than they do in younger people. Elder Care Coordinator Alice Woodard discusses the most common signs of UTIs and the importance of quick treatment. View more educational videos on Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel.
When you're caring for elderly parents, its easy to forget about your own needs. If you're putting off advance planning for long-term care, could you be setting your children up for unnecessary burdens? Take this quiz and find out.
A Kimbrough Law client talks about his experience with the firm. His advice: don't wait to get help. Kimbrough Law can help you, too. Just give us a call at 706.850.6910 to schedule your consultation in person or in our virtual online office. View more educational videos on Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel.
It's July 4th, Independence Day in the U.S. Many American families celebrate this national holiday with some combination of cookouts, fireworks, family get-togethers, and parades. But if you're caring for an elderly relative, the July 4 holiday can be a bittersweet one. The celebration of our nation's declaration of independence often comes with the realization that your loved one's independence is slipping away. And as your loved one becomes more dependent on you, your independence can seem to slip away, too. But here's the thing: caring for an elderly loved one doesn't have to mean giving up your own life in the process. It doesn't have to mean neglecting your needs or living up to some se
Caring for an elderly loved one on your own can be overwhelming. That's why assembling a care team can be so beneficial. Elder Care Coordinator Alice Woodard explains how to do it. View more educational videos on Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel.
