Medicare & Elder Law: Your Guide by Burzynski Elder Law

Medicare Open Enrollment: How to Evaluate and Compare Your Plan We encourage our clients to consider their plans even if

To fight identity theft for people with Medicare, the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services is issuing new Medicare cards

Yesterday the House of Representatives passed the AHCA (American Health Care Act). The changes to the healthcare system will significantly

The Center for Medicare Advocacy explains how Observation Status Impedes Access to Hospice and Palliative Care services in this interesting

In January 2013 a Settlement Agreement was entered between the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and a class

The Notice of Observation Treatment and Implication for Care Eligibility Act (NOTICE Act) was signed into law last year. This

Just today I received a call from a family member who is being told by a rehabilitation facility that his

When certain criteria are met, home care covered by Medicare is available. There is no legal limit on the length

Many numbers are pertinent to the Elder Law practice change annually. Below are the 2016 Elder Law Numbers. This year

Earlier this year, chronically ill persons who had had their Medicare benefits discontinued because they were told that they were