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Preparing for Medicaid eligibility, nursing home care, and other challenges of aging
In an effort to reduce the deficit, the federal government has removed much of the safety net that protected senior citizens. There are still numerous viable estate planning opportunities available. The elder law attorneys at Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn can help. Contact us to schedule a consultation with an elder law attorney. Explore options for Medicaid eligibility and other needs facing senior family members.

Medicaid planning
Our elder law practice is primarily focused on protecting your family’s assets from the costs associated with long-term care. The Medicaid planning attorneys at HKQ are ready to help you prepare for a day when a nursing home or other long-term care facility may become necessary in your family.

Estate planning
At Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn, elder law also involves writing durable powers of attorney, living wills, health care proxies and HIPAA release forms for the elderly so that family members and medical caregivers will know the individual's wishes.

Long-term care planning
Many families faced with placing a loved one in a nursing home do not consult with a legal professional before spending thousands of dollars unnecessarily on nursing home care. Contact the long-term care planning lawyers at HKQ about your options.

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