As baby boomers continue to reach retirement age at almost 10,000 per day, the generation that was the early adopters of portable music players, VCRs, and home computers has numerous technological gadgets available to them as they deal with the problems of old age. Though new gadgets are constantly coming onto the market, here are a few that can also provide comfort, security, and … read more
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Man on Cross-Country Voyage for Vets
A Denver area resident is currently on a coast-to-coast journey in an effort to raise awareness of the problems veterans face upon returning home. Matt Kerner, 23, left San Francisco, California on June 4th. He intends to walk across the nation and eventually reach Washington D.C. in January of next year, a trip that will have him hike about 4,400 miles. Matt was inspired to take the … read more
New Study Shows Medicaid Patients Not Clogging Hospital ERs
Under the terms of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, state Medicaid programs would've been required to expand their Medicaid eligibility criteria beginning in 2014. After the Supreme Court ruled that the law's Medicaid provisions were unconstitutional, the ruling effectively allows states to choose if they would expand their Medicaid coverage. Some opponents of the Medicaid … read more
Yes, Singles Need an Estate Plan Too
The majority of any estate planning attorney's clients are older, often retired people who want to make sure their families can receive an inheritance. For younger, single people, however, the idea of creating an estate plan occurs about as often as the idea of joining the AARP. While it's true that many people aren't likely to need their estate plans any time soon, they still need to … read more
