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As Thanksgiving approaches, our team at Hurley Elder Care Law is reflecting on the many blessings we experience each day. Gratitude means appreciating what you have whether it be the ordinary or the difficult. We are deeply grateful to our clients who trust us during some of life’s most important moments, to our referral partners…
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The holidays are a time for togetherness — sharing meals, laughter, and meaningful conversations. Amid the joy, it’s also the perfect opportunity to talk with aging loved ones about a growing concern: scams targeting older adults. With fraud schemes becoming more sophisticated, protecting loved ones from scams by taking time now to educate and prepare…
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Recently, I spoke with a longtime senior industry professional and friend. He and his wife had completed their estate planning with another firm about five years ago, but were now concerned that their trust seemed overly complicated and unclear. He asked if we could review it, and I gladly offered to schedule a consultation.…
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The long-term care system in the United States depends greatly on immigrant labor, and recent immigration crackdowns are posing serious challenges for nursing homes and in-home care providers alike. The caregiving workforce in the United States Foreign-born employees form a sizable part of the caregiving workforce. According to data cited by Axios, 41% of home health aides,…
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At Hurley Elder Care Law, we know how vital programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP (food assistance) are for older adults living in Georgia. The federal government shutdown that began on October 1, 2025, has potential ripple effects across these supports, some immediate and some emerging. Social Security & Medicare/Medicaid The good news is…
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Over the past two weeks, we have shared blogs with Medicare open enrollment information and advice. Each year during the fall, we have countless questions from our clients about which plan they should choose. Picking a plan is not a one-size-fits-all, and it is an individual choice that should not be taken lightly. Among other factors, your…
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Medicare Open Enrollment has arrived again — offering the choice between staying with Original Medicare or switching to a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan. Both options offer vital health coverage, but there are key differences you should understand before making your decision. Let’s examine Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plans. What is Original Medicare? Original…
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The 2026 Medicare Open Enrollment period runs from October 15 to December 7, 2025. During this time, Medicare beneficiaries can review their current coverage and make changes that will take effect on January 1, 2026. This is your annual opportunity to: Switch from Original Medicare to a Medicare Advantage plan or vice versa Change Medicare…
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In last week’s blog, we showed how being a caregiver is a deep act of love, but it’s also a marathon, not a sprint. Without time to rest and recover, even the most dedicated caregivers can face exhaustion and burnout. Finding “respite” doesn’t have to mean long breaks or costly arrangements; small, intentional pauses can…
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Being a caregiver for an aging parent or loved one is often described as a labor of love, but it can also feel like a 24-hour job. Many caregivers rarely take breaks, and over time, the stress and lack of self-care can take a serious toll on their own health. Caregiving is a 24 hour…
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