The Chubb Law Firm

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🌟 Did you know that one in seven adults aged 65 or older will need long-term care? As the Baby Boomer generation continues to age, planning for quality care is more crucial than ever. Don’t leave your future to chance—connect with an experienced elder law attorney today!

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What You Should Know About Long-Term Care Planning for long-term care is crucial as the senior population grows. Learn how to protect your assets, qualify for Medicaid, and get the care you need. Discover how an elder law attorney can simplify the process and safeguard your future.

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Join me at 7:30 AM as we discuss How to Know When Your Loved One Needs In-Home Care with Alan Fisher with INDECARE In-Home Care.

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Heather Chubb and Michelle Nevins from Del Oro Caregiver Resource Center share what every caregiver should know. Watch it now on YouTube and get valuable insights for caregivers!

Essential Resources Every Caregiver Needs to Know Michelle Nevins with Del Oro Caregiver Resource Center joins attorney, Heather Chubb to discuss the essential resources every caregiver needs to know about.

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Join Heather Chubb at 7:30 AM as she discusses the essential resources every caregiver needs to know with Michelle Nevins with Del Oro Caregiver Resource Center. Learn key legal insights and practical support that can make all the difference in your caregiving journey.

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Join Heather Chubb from Chubb Law Firm PC and Christine Grmolyes from Senior Care Solutions for an essential discussion on what to look for when choosing the right senior placement agent. If you're helping a loved one transition into senior care, this is a must-watch!

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What to Look For When Choosing a Senior Placement Agent Christine Grmolyes with Senior Care Solutions joins attorney, Heather Chubb to what to look for when choosing a senior placement agent.

2024 Medicare Cost-Sharing Rates

On October 12, 2023, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the 2024 premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance amounts for the Medicare Part A and Part B programs, and the 2024 Medicare Part D income-related monthly adjustment amounts.

Rates and more information can be found in the following fact sheet:

2024 Medicare Parts A & B Premiums and Deductibles | CMS 2024 Medicare Part D Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amounts

This rule change would be a game changer for many people with disabilities.

Support a New SSI Policy to End SSI Cuts for Disabled People and Older Adults Receiving Help with Rent Take Action by October 23, 2023 to Urge the Social Security Administration to Allow SSI Recipients to Receive Help with Housing without a cut in Benefits.

Unfortunately, if you get the wrong disease, it can be a financial disaster. According to Medicare, "We don’t consider dementia a medical issue.” At the Chubb Law Firm we focus our practice on helping families with dementia diagnosis.

My Dad Was Diagnosed With Dementia. Medicare's 7-Word Response Baffled Me. "I’m simply a daughter who cares about her parents. And I’m a citizen looking around at our irrational health care system and feeling helpless, enraged and scared."

HHS Takes the Most Significant Action in a Decade to Make Care for Older Adults & People with Disabilities More Affordable and Accessible | CMS New Rule Reduces Red Tape and Simplifies Medicare Savings Program Enrollment, Helping Millions of Older Adults and People with Disabilities Afford Coverage

“To shed light on other lesser-known female history-makers, we asked historians to name a woman from the American past whose story should be better known.”

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9 Women From American History You Should Know, According to Historians From a pioneering cancer doctor to a fighter for Cuban liberation

“Over the past couple decades, researchers have identified numerous genes involved in various immune system functions that may also contribute to Alzheimer's.”

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How a hyperactive cell in the brain might trigger Alzheimer's disease Microglia are amoeba-like cells that scour the brain for injuries and invaders. But sometimes the usually helpful cells go into overdrive and damage the brain, researchers say.

“From ancient times to the present day, great women have changed the course of history. Yet they are often overlooked by scholars, and rarely remembered by the public. These 30 women in history changed laws, broke new scientific ground, and shattered gender barriers. Join us as we shine a light on their stories, and celebrate their contributions.”

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30 Important Women in History You May Not Have Heard of These 30 famous women made major contributions to society, yet are often overlooked. Discover what made them so vital.

“The Food and Drug Administration has given “breakthrough” status to a device known as StrandDx, which looks for molecular biomarkers in a strand of hair to evaluate how likely it is that a child is on the spectrum.”

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FDA Fast-Tracks Device To Assess Autism Risk Using Hair A single strand of hair may be all that's needed to determine whether a child is likely to have autism.

“The Social Security Administration plans to resume some in-person disability claims hearings this spring, after holding remote hearings for nearly two years.”

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SSA reaches deal to resume some in-person disability claims hearings starting in May SSA and the Association of Administrative Law Judges reached an agreement this week to resume in-person disability as soon as May 4, while continuing to hold virtual video and phone hearings.

We are taking a number of precautions to help ensure the safety of both our staff and clients during the Covid-19 pandemic. We follow California Department of Public Health guidance and requirements, and as of March 1, 2022, masks will no longer be required (except in certain settings), but they will still be recommended. We want to continue to respect people’s preferences, and in our office, if you prefer that our staff members wear masks during our meetings with you, please let us know and we will respect your wishes.

We also schedule additional time between client meetings to allow for sanitization of the conference room and waiting area, and allow one client in the office at a time. We practice social distancing and provide hand sanitizer for everyone to use.

For more information about our Covid-19 precautions and FAQs, please visit https://www.chubblawfirm.com/covid-19.

"The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to expand several programs that allow senior veterans to age in their homes or live in home-like settings as alternatives to elder care facilities."

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Anticipating Boom of Aging Veterans, VA to Expand Care, Services for the Elderly The department has pledged to broaden in-home medical care and support and housing alternatives by 2026.