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The document discusses transition planning for individuals with disabilities as they become adults. It outlines three legal pillars of a transition plan: public benefits, special needs planning to protect benefits, and legal authority. At age 18, individuals are considered their own legal person and must make their own healthcare and financial decisions unless a guardian is appointed by the court. Guardianship gives a legal authority to make certain decisions for an incapacitated adult. Alternatives to guardianship include healthcare proxies, powers of attorney, and other agency appointments. The document provides an overview of factors to consider regarding guardianship and alternatives.
This document discusses the benefits of healthy relationships and marriages. It notes that about half of marriages in the US will end in divorce, impacting over 1 million children annually. However, research also finds that married people tend to be healthier, wealthier, and live longer than unmarried individuals. The document argues that relationship health affects workplace productivity, with unstable employees costing companies money due to issues like absenteeism and health care costs. It suggests businesses could benefit financially from supporting employee relationship wellness through counseling and other programs.
Working parents juggle work, kids and day-to-day responsibilities, all while trying to balance their finances. To cut down on the costs of child care, parents can use the Child and Dependent Care tax credit to reduce their tax bill. Read more about it.
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Our “Elder Life Planning for Organizations” program allows non-profit and small eldercare enterprises
to offer a comprehensive eldercare program to employers, banks, membership organizations and faith based communities without the significant capital outlay that would otherwise be required.
This document summarizes a webinar about caregivers and poverty. It discusses who caregivers are, what caregiving tasks involve, and the challenges caregivers face. Key challenges identified include lack of recognition, financial pressures, and concerns around income security, employment status, and the costs of supporting those needing care. The document outlines policy options to address these challenges, including improving income security, protecting caregiver employment and income, and reducing the costs of disability supports. It concludes with a high-level summary of the proposed policy options.
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Long term care provides assistance for those with chronic conditions and involves services to support daily living for those unable to perform activities of daily living independently. It is most commonly needed for conditions that limit daily functioning or cause cognitive impairments, and can be provided at home, in assisted living/adult day care facilities, or in nursing homes. Long term care insurance helps cover the high costs of long term care and protects retirement savings and assets from being depleted by such expenses.
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The document discusses the need for universal healthcare access in Connecticut. It notes that the number of uninsured residents is rising as costs increase, putting healthcare out of reach for many. While taxpayers already pay for a large portion of healthcare costs, the system remains unsustainable without covering all residents. The document advocates for a universal healthcare system that would improve health outcomes and reduce costs by emphasizing preventative care for all.
Seeking Guardianship and/or Conservatorship in OregonRichard Schneider
If you have an elderly family member or loved one who needs protecting you may need to petition to become guardian or conservator. Learn more about guardianship and/or conservatorship in Portland Oregon in this presentation.
Incapacity Planning and Guardianship 2016mitoaction
The document discusses transition planning for individuals with disabilities as they become adults. It outlines three legal pillars of a transition plan: public benefits, special needs planning to protect benefits, and legal authority. At age 18, individuals are considered their own legal person and must make their own healthcare and financial decisions unless a guardian is appointed by the court. Guardianship gives a legal authority to make certain decisions for an incapacitated adult. Alternatives to guardianship include healthcare proxies, powers of attorney, and other agency appointments. The document provides an overview of factors to consider regarding guardianship and alternatives.
This document discusses the benefits of healthy relationships and marriages. It notes that about half of marriages in the US will end in divorce, impacting over 1 million children annually. However, research also finds that married people tend to be healthier, wealthier, and live longer than unmarried individuals. The document argues that relationship health affects workplace productivity, with unstable employees costing companies money due to issues like absenteeism and health care costs. It suggests businesses could benefit financially from supporting employee relationship wellness through counseling and other programs.
Working parents juggle work, kids and day-to-day responsibilities, all while trying to balance their finances. To cut down on the costs of child care, parents can use the Child and Dependent Care tax credit to reduce their tax bill. Read more about it.
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Our “Elder Life Planning for Organizations” program allows non-profit and small eldercare enterprises
to offer a comprehensive eldercare program to employers, banks, membership organizations and faith based communities without the significant capital outlay that would otherwise be required.
This document summarizes a webinar about caregivers and poverty. It discusses who caregivers are, what caregiving tasks involve, and the challenges caregivers face. Key challenges identified include lack of recognition, financial pressures, and concerns around income security, employment status, and the costs of supporting those needing care. The document outlines policy options to address these challenges, including improving income security, protecting caregiver employment and income, and reducing the costs of disability supports. It concludes with a high-level summary of the proposed policy options.
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Long term care provides assistance for those with chronic conditions and involves services to support daily living for those unable to perform activities of daily living independently. It is most commonly needed for conditions that limit daily functioning or cause cognitive impairments, and can be provided at home, in assisted living/adult day care facilities, or in nursing homes. Long term care insurance helps cover the high costs of long term care and protects retirement savings and assets from being depleted by such expenses.
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The document discusses the need for universal healthcare access in Connecticut. It notes that the number of uninsured residents is rising as costs increase, putting healthcare out of reach for many. While taxpayers already pay for a large portion of healthcare costs, the system remains unsustainable without covering all residents. The document advocates for a universal healthcare system that would improve health outcomes and reduce costs by emphasizing preventative care for all.
Seeking Guardianship and/or Conservatorship in OregonRichard Schneider
If you have an elderly family member or loved one who needs protecting you may need to petition to become guardian or conservator. Learn more about guardianship and/or conservatorship in Portland Oregon in this presentation.
The document discusses long-term care planning and insurance. It notes that about half of people will need long-term care services, which can cost $50,000-$100,000 per year. However, traditional health insurance like Medicare does not cover long-term custodial care. Purchasing long-term care insurance can help cover these costs and close a gap in many retirement plans. The document provides an overview of long-term care insurance benefits and costs.
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Functional impairment is a key driver of high medical spending for Medicare beneficiaries. Those with chronic conditions and functional impairment that requires assistance with daily activities have significantly higher annual per capita Medicare spending ($17,961) than those with chronic conditions alone ($7,228). Health plans and policymakers should recognize functional impairment as an important factor affecting costs and should support services that meet both medical and non-medical needs to better manage overall spending.
The document discusses various federal benefit programs for individuals and families including Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Medicaid, and SOAR. It provides details on eligibility requirements, benefit amounts, and application processes for SSI and SSDI. It also describes SOAR, a program that expedites access to SSI/SSDI benefits for vulnerable populations through collaboration and training.
Family Critical Time Intervention (FCTI) is a time-limited case management model that provides intensive support to homeless families transitioning to stable housing. It has three stages: transition to community, practicing independent living skills, and transferring care to community supports. FCTI aims to strengthen family ties, provide clinical support, and promote housing stability through motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and connecting families to resources. Research shows FCTI families have less time homeless and children have better outcomes than families receiving usual services.
“Does Dad want to be in an assisted care facility, or a nursing home?”
“Does Grandma look at life with Alzheimer’s or Dementia to be quality of life?”
“Do you have, and where do you keep legal documentation ensuring someone can act financially on mom or dad’s behalf if they are no longer able to act on their own behalf?”
The document provides information to seniors about navigating Medicare and health care reform, clarifying that the Public Health Insurance Exchanges are not replacing Medicare, the Medicare eligibility age has not changed, and the enrollment process for Medicare has not changed with open enrollment ending on December 7, 2013. It also provides contact information for seniors to learn more or get personalized assistance about Medicare and health care reform.
Top Caregiving Resources to Empower CaregiversBrightStar Care
Here are 7 resources which will empower caregivers – with information, knowledge of available programs and tools necessary to make good decisions for their loved ones and themselves.
According to the studies submitted to Axis Capital and distributed to its insurance and reinsurance companies from its main location in Bermuda to Singapore, Australia, United Kingdom and to over ten states around the United States of America, more and more citizens had dropped their policies.
Medicare is an entitlement program available to those over 65 or disabled regardless of income or assets, with premiums and co-payments. Medicaid is a needs-based program that provides medical coverage and long term care benefits based on income and asset limits. The document outlines the eligibility requirements, coverage types, and functions of both programs and notes that legal assistance is often needed to navigate Medicaid qualification.
Top 10 Reasons to Get Long Term Care InsuranceALTCP.org
ACSIA asked long term care specialists and agents regarding the reasons why people purchase long term care insurance. This infographic shows the top ten popular reasons why people prepare for the devastating cost of care by buying ltc insurance.
Over half of employees have less than $1,000 available to pay for unexpected medical expenses, and many are concerned about maintaining their health benefits and increasing out-of-pocket costs. Nearly a quarter have visited the emergency room or suffered an injury in the past year, and over 20% do not feel fully protected by their insurance. Despite these realities, only a small minority are extremely satisfied with their overall benefits packages.
The document discusses alternatives to nursing home care as the population of younger patients in nursing homes is growing. It notes that many younger patients could be cared for at home or in assisted living facilities instead of nursing homes. However, budget cuts have led states to prioritize short-term nursing home care over long-term home care. While home care is more cost-effective long-term, it is more expensive initially as caregivers need training. The document advocates that with legal advocacy, many younger patients have alternatives to nursing home care like independent living facilities or at-home care.
A Vincentian Focus on Health Care in the USA.Famvin Europe
Keynote given by Sr. Carol Keehan DC, President and CEO of Catholic Health Association (CHA) in 12th Annual National Assembly of the Ladies of Charity USA (LCUSA) in Bethesda, MD, Septemeber 12-16, 2012
Aetna is partnering with Health Power, a leading resource for minority health issues, to increase awareness of minority health care issues. Health Power provides culturally appropriate health information on topics like disease prevention through its website, seminars and print materials. The information is developed with health leaders to be consumer friendly. For more partnership details, contact Christine Burgess at Health Power.
Connecticut Care Planning Council brings a variety of senior care providers together in one forum. The council eases a care givers search for services, products and information specific to seniors.
The document summarizes a simulation study that examined the effects of using raw scores versus IRT-derived scores when operationalizing latent constructs in moderated multiple regression analyses. The study found that using raw scores can inflate Type 1 error rates for interaction terms under conditions of assessment inappropriateness. However, rescaling the scores using the Graded Response Model, a polytomous IRT model, mitigated these effects. The study supports the idea that IRT scores provide a more robust metric than raw scores in moderated regression analyses, especially under suboptimal assessment conditions.
Nuclear weapons and a war between China and the US pose the greatest threats to the international system. Nuclear weapons could destroy entire cities and have devastating humanitarian, economic, and political impacts worldwide. A Sino-American war would also greatly disrupt the international system through massive casualties, economic instability, and political unrest due to the countries' allies being drawn into the conflict. The likelihood of these threats depends on decision-making in nuclear states and the potential for conflict over flashpoints like Taiwan, North Korea, and the South China Sea. The international community would respond according to their allied interests in order to promote stability.
The document discusses long-term care planning and insurance. It notes that about half of people will need long-term care services, which can cost $50,000-$100,000 per year. However, traditional health insurance like Medicare does not cover long-term custodial care. Purchasing long-term care insurance can help cover these costs and close a gap in many retirement plans. The document provides an overview of long-term care insurance benefits and costs.
ATI Fact Sheet_FI and Medical Spending_FinalAnne Tumlinson
Functional impairment is a key driver of high medical spending for Medicare beneficiaries. Those with chronic conditions and functional impairment that requires assistance with daily activities have significantly higher annual per capita Medicare spending ($17,961) than those with chronic conditions alone ($7,228). Health plans and policymakers should recognize functional impairment as an important factor affecting costs and should support services that meet both medical and non-medical needs to better manage overall spending.
The document discusses various federal benefit programs for individuals and families including Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Medicaid, and SOAR. It provides details on eligibility requirements, benefit amounts, and application processes for SSI and SSDI. It also describes SOAR, a program that expedites access to SSI/SSDI benefits for vulnerable populations through collaboration and training.
Family Critical Time Intervention (FCTI) is a time-limited case management model that provides intensive support to homeless families transitioning to stable housing. It has three stages: transition to community, practicing independent living skills, and transferring care to community supports. FCTI aims to strengthen family ties, provide clinical support, and promote housing stability through motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and connecting families to resources. Research shows FCTI families have less time homeless and children have better outcomes than families receiving usual services.
“Does Dad want to be in an assisted care facility, or a nursing home?”
“Does Grandma look at life with Alzheimer’s or Dementia to be quality of life?”
“Do you have, and where do you keep legal documentation ensuring someone can act financially on mom or dad’s behalf if they are no longer able to act on their own behalf?”
The document provides information to seniors about navigating Medicare and health care reform, clarifying that the Public Health Insurance Exchanges are not replacing Medicare, the Medicare eligibility age has not changed, and the enrollment process for Medicare has not changed with open enrollment ending on December 7, 2013. It also provides contact information for seniors to learn more or get personalized assistance about Medicare and health care reform.
Top Caregiving Resources to Empower CaregiversBrightStar Care
Here are 7 resources which will empower caregivers – with information, knowledge of available programs and tools necessary to make good decisions for their loved ones and themselves.
According to the studies submitted to Axis Capital and distributed to its insurance and reinsurance companies from its main location in Bermuda to Singapore, Australia, United Kingdom and to over ten states around the United States of America, more and more citizens had dropped their policies.
Medicare is an entitlement program available to those over 65 or disabled regardless of income or assets, with premiums and co-payments. Medicaid is a needs-based program that provides medical coverage and long term care benefits based on income and asset limits. The document outlines the eligibility requirements, coverage types, and functions of both programs and notes that legal assistance is often needed to navigate Medicaid qualification.
Top 10 Reasons to Get Long Term Care InsuranceALTCP.org
ACSIA asked long term care specialists and agents regarding the reasons why people purchase long term care insurance. This infographic shows the top ten popular reasons why people prepare for the devastating cost of care by buying ltc insurance.
Over half of employees have less than $1,000 available to pay for unexpected medical expenses, and many are concerned about maintaining their health benefits and increasing out-of-pocket costs. Nearly a quarter have visited the emergency room or suffered an injury in the past year, and over 20% do not feel fully protected by their insurance. Despite these realities, only a small minority are extremely satisfied with their overall benefits packages.
The document discusses alternatives to nursing home care as the population of younger patients in nursing homes is growing. It notes that many younger patients could be cared for at home or in assisted living facilities instead of nursing homes. However, budget cuts have led states to prioritize short-term nursing home care over long-term home care. While home care is more cost-effective long-term, it is more expensive initially as caregivers need training. The document advocates that with legal advocacy, many younger patients have alternatives to nursing home care like independent living facilities or at-home care.
A Vincentian Focus on Health Care in the USA.Famvin Europe
Keynote given by Sr. Carol Keehan DC, President and CEO of Catholic Health Association (CHA) in 12th Annual National Assembly of the Ladies of Charity USA (LCUSA) in Bethesda, MD, Septemeber 12-16, 2012
Aetna is partnering with Health Power, a leading resource for minority health issues, to increase awareness of minority health care issues. Health Power provides culturally appropriate health information on topics like disease prevention through its website, seminars and print materials. The information is developed with health leaders to be consumer friendly. For more partnership details, contact Christine Burgess at Health Power.
Connecticut Care Planning Council brings a variety of senior care providers together in one forum. The council eases a care givers search for services, products and information specific to seniors.
The document summarizes a simulation study that examined the effects of using raw scores versus IRT-derived scores when operationalizing latent constructs in moderated multiple regression analyses. The study found that using raw scores can inflate Type 1 error rates for interaction terms under conditions of assessment inappropriateness. However, rescaling the scores using the Graded Response Model, a polytomous IRT model, mitigated these effects. The study supports the idea that IRT scores provide a more robust metric than raw scores in moderated regression analyses, especially under suboptimal assessment conditions.
Nuclear weapons and a war between China and the US pose the greatest threats to the international system. Nuclear weapons could destroy entire cities and have devastating humanitarian, economic, and political impacts worldwide. A Sino-American war would also greatly disrupt the international system through massive casualties, economic instability, and political unrest due to the countries' allies being drawn into the conflict. The likelihood of these threats depends on decision-making in nuclear states and the potential for conflict over flashpoints like Taiwan, North Korea, and the South China Sea. The international community would respond according to their allied interests in order to promote stability.
The document discusses major developments in internet and technology over the past 25 years. It covers the evolution from the early PC internet age to the mobile internet age to current trends. Some key points:
- The internet has progressed from basic infrastructure and browsers in the 1990s to today's app economies, cloud computing, and mobile dominance.
- Emerging areas discussed include internet of things, artificial intelligence, robotics, virtual reality, smart cars, and wearables. However, many face challenges around standards, costs, and defining killer applications.
- Current IT focuses on automation, machine learning, data analytics, and security across cloud environments and enterprise applications. The document questions if recent tech bubbles may be due to hy
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A student was completing a form that asked for their name and the date. The form requested basic identifying information, likely for a school or administrative purpose. In just a few words, the essential information was captured for the intended use of the document.
This document summarizes a study investigating genetic markers associated with abacavir hypersensitivity. The study found that a combination of the HLA-B*5701 allele and a haplotypic variant of the Hsp70-Hom gene with a methionine to threonine change at amino acid position 493 were highly predictive of abacavir hypersensitivity. Patients with these genetic factors showed higher expression of the inflammatory cytokine TNF in response to abacavir stimulation, driven primarily by CD8 T cells. These genetic markers can help identify individuals at high risk of hypersensitivity reaction to abacavir.
This document discusses biotechnology. It begins by defining biotechnology as the application of technology to living organisms. It then outlines the main stages of biotechnology - ancient, classical, and modern biotechnology. Modern biotechnology involves genetic engineering.
The document also lists some key benefits of biotechnology including applications in medicine, environment, agriculture, food products, and industry. Current applications include uses in medicine for humans and veterinary purposes, as well as biopharming. Biotechnology is also beneficial for the environment and agriculture.
Finally, the document outlines some future applications of biotechnology for human beings such as decay-fighting microbes, artificial lymph nodes, sensors for various diseases, and various medical devices and prosthetics
This document introduces color adjectives in French and how they change based on the gender of the noun. It notes that in French, colors are used as adjectives after nouns rather than before as in English. For feminine nouns, color adjectives typically add an "e", with exceptions for words ending in "e" and colors derived from fruits. The document provides examples of color agreement rules and prompts the reader to practice using these rules to complete sentences in English and French.
The document describes the three main energy systems in the body:
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2) The short-term/anaerobic system provides energy for higher intensity exercise lasting 10-120 seconds through breaking down glycogen and glucose to produce lactic acid.
3) The long-term/aerobic system provides sustained energy for activities lasting 2-10 minutes through aerobic breakdown of glucose and fatty acids to produce the most ATP.
1966 saw the introduction of decimal currency in Australia and significant social changes. Musically, pop culture arrived with tours from Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones. Economically, Japan replaced Britain as Australia's largest trading partner and nickel was discovered in Western Australia, though sheep remained important. Perpetual Trustees noted the need for greater diversification beyond sheep for its clients' investments.
El potasio es el principal ion intracelular y su concentración sérica normal es de 3.3 a 4.9 mEq/Lt. La hipopotasemia se define como niveles séricos de potasio por debajo de 3.5 mEq/Lt y puede causar debilidad muscular, calambres e incluso parálisis, mientras que la hiperpotasemia con niveles superiores a 5 mEq/Lt puede generar arritmias cardíacas. El documento describe las causas, síntomas, tratamiento y manejo de los trastornos del potas
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This document discusses the changing nature of retirement for baby boomers and the opportunity for holistic retirement advice. Baby boomers have non-traditional retirement profiles and increasingly complex retirement assets. They need help addressing longevity risk, asset allocation, care costs, and more. Retirement advice covers a broad range from wealth management and annuities to equity release. There is an opportunity for advisors to partner with providers and offer comprehensive retirement planning solutions.
- 2 out of 3 Canadians will fail to achieve important life goals due to lack of financial planning
- Seniors especially need proper planning to avoid outliving their money and making costly mistakes like withdrawing from RSPs too early
- When getting financial advice, be wary of unqualified sources and those who only tell you what you want to hear rather than the reality
- Products like TFSA and life insurance can be important planning tools, with TFSA allowing tax-free growth and life insurance providing death benefits and ways to equalize estates
The document provides an overview of key financial considerations during and after divorce, including types of child and spousal support, dividing marital property such as homes and retirement accounts, health insurance, and social security benefits. It outlines steps individuals should take to establish financial independence and negotiate settlements, such as gathering financial documents, opening new bank accounts, and updating beneficiaries. Post-divorce, individuals need to finalize estate planning, choose investment strategies, and determine the impact on taxes and social security.
1. The document provides information about financial planning services offered by Turenne Joseph, a financial advisor with Investors Group. It discusses various financial topics and risks women may face.
2. Building wealth, protecting assets, and planning for retirement and legacy are important topics to discuss with a financial advisor. Insufficient planning can leave one vulnerable.
3. Meeting regularly with a financial planner allows them to ensure one's investments, insurance, and estate plan align with their goals and risk tolerance over the long term. Asking the right questions is important to financial security.
There are over 51 million people with disabilities in the United States, including 13-16% of families who have children with special needs. This document discusses the importance of special needs planning to ensure proper care and financial support for those with disabilities. It outlines government support programs and challenges families may face, including maintaining eligibility for benefits and ensuring long-term care. Directly distributing assets or relying only on family can jeopardize benefits and long-term support. The document recommends working with an advisory team that includes attorneys, financial advisors, and others to establish trusts, powers of attorney, and other tools to protect privacy, assets, and quality of care for the special needs beneficiary.
This document discusses various estate and financial planning topics including:
- Disability planning through tools like guardianship, conservatorship, powers of attorney, and medical directives.
- Savings and investment planning including putting goals in writing, asset allocation, and monitoring performance.
- Payment options for long term care including private payment, veterans benefits, and Medicaid.
- Tax planning regarding retirement withdrawals, social security, deductions, and estate taxes.
- Estate distribution through wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, and intestacy laws.
- Asset protection for creditors using tools like trusts and business entities.
- Probate avoidance using beneficiary designations, joint ownership, and trusts.
This document provides an overview and summary of estate planning concepts for a successor trustee training. It discusses the goals of estate planning including controlling assets while alive, planning for disability or death, and passing on assets in accordance with one's wishes. It also covers the responsibilities of a successor trustee in administering and distributing trust assets according to the terms of the trust document.
This document discusses asset protection and estate planning strategies. It notes that asset protection is important to ensure assets are distributed to intended beneficiaries and protected from unintended claims. Testamentary trusts are discussed as an effective strategy, providing benefits like asset protection, tax benefits from income splitting and capital gains streaming, and insulation from claims from things like a deceased's previous spouse or a beneficiary's relationship breakdown. The document also notes potential disadvantages of trusts like administration costs and loss of tax exemptions. It emphasizes taking a holistic approach to asset protection including controlling companies and trusts, superannuation, and powers of attorney.
The document discusses the realities and challenges of paying for long-term care. It notes that long-term care is expensive and can financially ruin families if not planned for. It provides statistics on common health conditions and average lengths of long-term care needed. It then outlines various options for paying for care such as long-term care insurance, Medicaid, reverse mortgages, annuities, and protecting versus spending down assets. The document stresses planning early to avoid being forced into difficult financial situations during a care crisis.
This document discusses planning for the future of a loved one with special needs. It covers understanding public benefits like SSI and Medicaid, making decisions about guardianship and living situations, and creating an effective plan through a special needs trust (SNT). The key steps outlined are to envision the future, create a memorandum of intent, estimate income and expenses, and utilize a third-party SNT to provide supplemental funds and maintain eligibility for benefits. Properly establishing an SNT can help ensure a child's needs are met after their parents are gone.
- The document discusses 10 common pitfalls of outdated estate plans, including naming inappropriate or deceased fiduciaries, not updating plans for children who have grown up, and failing to include proper HIPAA waivers.
- Estate plans should be reviewed every 3-5 years as laws and life circumstances change. Wealth accumulation over time can also create new estate tax issues that weren't previously relevant.
- Updating plans ensures they still meet current needs and intentions.
This document summarizes a presentation on money issues that older adults need to know about. It discusses topics like Social Security, health and long-term care insurance, investing in later life, creating a retirement income plan, and estate planning. For each topic, it provides an overview of important things to know and specific action steps older adults can take. The presentation aims to help older adults make informed financial decisions as they age.
The document discusses various financial strategies for women, including funding a child's education, planning for retirement, concerns related to widowhood or divorce, and estate planning. It provides information on topics like saving for college, social security benefits, life insurance, wills, trusts, and business continuation planning. Key financial goals for women include preparing for longevity in retirement, maintaining assets, and passing wealth to future generations.
Over 700,000 people in the UK have dementia currently, and this number is expected to double. Funding for care services and research is critical. Caliber Care Solutions aims to help people plan their care and charitable giving through comprehensive financial and legal planning services. They work with chartered advisers and solicitors to provide tailored solutions. Their services address care costs, income and assets, tax efficiency, legal documentation, and risk management over time. Their proposition involves an initial review, suitable financial tools, legal work, and periodic reviews. Their approach to market involves branding, literature, professional contacts, and highlighting their specialism in this area while working with charities.
The document provides information on preparing for retirement including discussing options, obtaining support and advice, investing wisely, reducing housing and other costs, understanding retirement and healthcare plans like Medicare, deciding where to live, considering long-term care insurance, estate planning, and reducing taxes. It recommends preparing a personal data record, tapping taxable accounts first, downsizing housing, getting a job, using generic drugs, and checking the benefits and costs of variable annuities and Medicare Advantage plans.
Estate planning consists of creating important legal documents like a will, medical power of attorney, and living will to provide for incapacity or death. It is important to have these documents to avoid problems like taxes, loss of assets, and family tension. Long-term care planning is also important as over 70% of people over 65 will need long-term care services at some point. The costs of care continue to rise significantly each year, so planning early can help preserve assets and maintain independence.
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Muktapishti is a traditional Ayurvedic preparation made from Shoditha Mukta (Purified Pearl), is believed to help regulate thyroid function and reduce symptoms of hyperthyroidism due to its cooling and balancing properties. Clinical evidence on its efficacy remains limited, necessitating further research to validate its therapeutic benefits.
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Recomendações da OMS sobre cuidados maternos e neonatais para uma experiência pós-natal positiva.
Em consonância com os ODS – Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável e a Estratégia Global para a Saúde das Mulheres, Crianças e Adolescentes, e aplicando uma abordagem baseada nos direitos humanos, os esforços de cuidados pós-natais devem expandir-se para além da cobertura e da simples sobrevivência, de modo a incluir cuidados de qualidade.
Estas diretrizes visam melhorar a qualidade dos cuidados pós-natais essenciais e de rotina prestados às mulheres e aos recém-nascidos, com o objetivo final de melhorar a saúde e o bem-estar materno e neonatal.
Uma “experiência pós-natal positiva” é um resultado importante para todas as mulheres que dão à luz e para os seus recém-nascidos, estabelecendo as bases para a melhoria da saúde e do bem-estar a curto e longo prazo. Uma experiência pós-natal positiva é definida como aquela em que as mulheres, pessoas que gestam, os recém-nascidos, os casais, os pais, os cuidadores e as famílias recebem informação consistente, garantia e apoio de profissionais de saúde motivados; e onde um sistema de saúde flexível e com recursos reconheça as necessidades das mulheres e dos bebês e respeite o seu contexto cultural.
Estas diretrizes consolidadas apresentam algumas recomendações novas e já bem fundamentadas sobre cuidados pós-natais de rotina para mulheres e neonatos que recebem cuidados no pós-parto em unidades de saúde ou na comunidade, independentemente dos recursos disponíveis.
É fornecido um conjunto abrangente de recomendações para cuidados durante o período puerperal, com ênfase nos cuidados essenciais que todas as mulheres e recém-nascidos devem receber, e com a devida atenção à qualidade dos cuidados; isto é, a entrega e a experiência do cuidado recebido. Estas diretrizes atualizam e ampliam as recomendações da OMS de 2014 sobre cuidados pós-natais da mãe e do recém-nascido e complementam as atuais diretrizes da OMS sobre a gestão de complicações pós-natais.
O estabelecimento da amamentação e o manejo das principais intercorrências é contemplada.
Recomendamos muito.
Vamos discutir essas recomendações no nosso curso de pós-graduação em Aleitamento no Instituto Ciclos.
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Prof. Marcus Renato de Carvalho
www.agostodourado.com
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