September 28th, 2009 01:16pm David A. Cutner
In New York, Medicaid requires recertification once per year to continue your benefits. In order to maintain access to medical and health services without any lapse, it’s critical to prepare and submit the proper recertification documentation. Home or nursing facility care, doctor visits, prescriptions and other vital (more…)
August 4th, 2009 09:57am David A. Cutner
New York State’s new rules governing the use of the Durable Power of Attorney document are designed to make sure that, when granting powers to an agent, you fully understand what you are doing, particularly (more…)
July 29th, 2009 08:20am David A. Cutner
A Durable Power of Attorney is an essential and critical document for Elder Law planning. A common mistake made by many elderly individuals (more…)
July 28th, 2009 10:39am David A. Cutner
Recent articles in The New York Times and The Washington Post have discussed provisions in President Obama’s economic stimulus program to provide Medicaid eligibility for those who’ve lost their jobs and can’t afford health care coverage. Details are still being hammered out. According to the articles, the new legislation will (more…)
November 13th, 2007 07:53am David A. Cutner
Seniors who are considering a change of residence should consider the cost of medical insurance and the availability of Medicaid benefits.
For many seniors and retirees living in New York (and other northern states), the warm climates of, for example, Florida, Arizona or other southern states, may be appealing. (more…)
October 22nd, 2007 08:41am David A. Cutner
Medicaid Available for Breast and Cervical Cancer Patients even if they don’t meet Eligibility Requirements.
Women who have breast or cervical cancer—in addition to enduring the pain and suffering of a terrible disease—must also confront the logistical and financial nightmare of obtaining proper medical treatment. For thousands of women who have no medical insurance, the problems must seem (more…)
May 14th, 2007 02:38am David A. Cutner
David Cutner announces that he and Carole Lamson have formed Lamson & Cutner, P.C., a law firm solely dedicated to providing a lifeline to the elderly and disabled. The firm combines resources of the founding partners’ former firms, and includes four experienced Elder Law attorneys, four experienced paralegals, and support staff. (more…)
November 27th, 2006 02:40am David A. Cutner
Medicaid attorneys and Elder law lawyers at Cutner & Associates, P.C., a New York City based law, announces the launching of its new website, www.elder-law-cutner.com. It is devoted to keeping Senior Citizens, the Disabled and their friends and family members well informed about their rights under Medicaid and options for Long Term Care. (more…)
April 26th, 2006 02:41am David A. Cutner
On February 8, 2006, President Bush signed into law the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (“DRA”). This new law makes profound changes in the rules affecting eligibility for Medicaid. As a result, individuals who want to hold onto at least some savings or property need to plan sooner and plan better than ever before. (more…)
January 26th, 2006 02:42am David A. Cutner
The Federal Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (“DRA”), if enacted, will dramatically change the legal landscape of Medicaid. The DRA seems to be headed for enactment in early February 2006 by an extremely narrow margin in both the Senate and the House, unless industry groups and constituents are able to persuade a few representatives to change their votes. (more…)
December 10th, 2005 02:44am David A. Cutner
New York’s Facilitated Enrollment Program - Set To Expire Unless Bush Administration Acts
Under federal law, “facilitated enrollment” for Medicaid is not permitted. However, for a number of years, New York residents have enjoyed a waiver of this prohibition, granted under the Clinton administration. As a result, New York has been the only state in the country where community groups, clinics, and HMO’s have been permitted to assist people in filling out their applications for Medicaid. Unfortunately, this waiver is due to expire on April 1, 2006. New York has asked the federal government to extend the waiver, but it is unclear whether this request will be granted. (more…)
November 18th, 2005 02:44am David A. Cutner
Cutner & Associates, P.C., announces The Best Elder Law Blog. The firm’s Elder Law lawyers have decided to create a web log that will be useful and informative for clients, and for professionals in the field, such as geriatric social workers, nursing home social workers, and hospital workers in charge of patient discharge planning. This will be the place to look first for news and up-to-date information of concern to the elderly or disabled, and to those who care for them, in New York State. (more…)
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