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In the News from the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys


Learn More About the SJHP Home Weatherization Program


Veterans Day National Committee selects Veterans Day Regional Sites for 2023


In the News - National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys


Veterans Field Guide to Government Shutdown


Community Care-Giving


Christmas on the River 2023


Florida enrollment in Medicaid continues recent decline


Veterans Benefits Newsletter | September 2023


VA OIG Fraud Alerts


Here’s how people in Florida steal homes from older people and the dead


Thrift Savings Plan Tips | Appeal Health Care Decisions | Win Amazon Gift Cards | 15% Off Tee Times


How to get your DD214 and other military records


Volunteer to Honor the Memories of the Fallen | FREE Theme Park Tickets | Summer Travel Discounts


Protect your property from fraud with FREE Recording Activity Notifications


Florida's environment gets bipartisan love in an otherwise contentious legislative session


More Older People Are Opting to Age in Their Homes. Here’s How They’re Doing It.


Accessing new toxic exposure health care and benefits


Resident Falls Still Driving Majority of Paid Senior Living Insurance Claims


Audit: Florida made Medicaid payments for patients also enrolled in other states


PACT Act Fraud Prevention


Veterans Benefits Newsletter - February 2023


More Older Americans Become Homeless


‘Impending Intergenerational Crisis’: Americans With Disabilities Lack Long-Term Care Plans


Incapacity Planning is Important And Gives Peace of Mind


The Eldersource website has helpful information for seniors and their families. Check it out.


How to Help Older Adult Prepare for the 2022 Shutdown of 3G Networks


Beware of Medicare Scammers


Department of Justice Suing Uber For Overcharging Disabled Persons


Viet Nam Veterans “Hero’s Welcome” event on Sunday, November 14, 2021, at 1 – 3 PM at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville.


Click here to visit the website of Florida Medicaid Managed Care


60 Day Open Enrollment for Florida Medicaid Managed Care Starts October 1, 2021


Florida asks for more time on potential Medicaid boost


The Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program (EHEAP) has funds to help qualified St Johns County Seniors with energy bills.


Florida DCF launches $800 million rental assistance program


Most long-term care facilities meet Florida's backup power requirements


Long-term care industry facing changes as pandemic pushes more families toward home care


2019 Changes in Medicare Reimbursement to Skilled Nursing Facilities Reduced the Therapy the Residents Received


IRS struggles to fill jobs, deal with backlog through difficult tax season


St. Johns County Council on Aging (“COA”) just opened the NOCATEE COMMUNITY SENIOR CENTER


How to Help Senior Citizens Book COVID Shots


Read Governor DeSantis’ Order Establishing Priority For Administering COVID-19 Vaccine


People "Flocked" to Prepare Wills Last Year Due to COVID


Beware of COVID-19 vaccine scams using misleading web pages charging for vaccine appointments


January is Financial Awareness Month, These Are Four Tips To Protect Yourself And Your Loved Ones From On-Line Financial Scams


ST. AUGUSTINE VETERANS CLINIC PATIENTS CAN RECEIVE COVID VACCINATION FROM VA CLINIC


How Can We Visit Our Loved Ones Who Are in a Nursing Home or Other Facility in Florida?


Beware of Scammers Using Text to Impersonate IRS Saying that Will Receive $1,200 check


Coronavirus-related deaths in nursing homes prompt lawsuits and questions about who's responsible


Florida families may take long-term care residents home for the holidays, state says


Assisted-living facilities in Florida no longer have to test staff for the coronavirus


Florida Department of Elder Affairs recommends that Skilled Nursing Facilities allow family visits again


Why Hire a NAELA Elder and Special Needs Law Attorney?


Elder abuse appears to be climbing during the pandemic, experts say


43% of US Coronavirus Deaths are linked to Nursing Homes


Frequently Asked Questions by Guardians About the COVID-19 Pandemic


As the number of cases of COVID-19 (also called coronavirus) increases, so does the importance of programs like Medicare in helping older adults, people with disabilities, and their families build and maintain their health and economic security. Accordingly, policymakers are taking critical steps to ensure program preparedness, keep beneficiaries and the public informed, and facilitate timely access to appropriate care. Learn more... What You Need to Know About Coronavirus and Medicare Coverage


IRS starts using prepaid debit cards to send stimulus payments


Consumer Pamphlet: Probate In Florida


Track the Status of COVID-19 Stimulus Checks for Veterans


With nearly 200 episodes, the Borne the Battle podcast has shared inspiring stories from a wide range of guests. From Army generals to professional athletes, Borne the Battle has given listeners insight into the experiences of Veterans and Veteran advocates in many fields through interviews with guests. To listen, click here.


Navy has extended presumption of exposure to agent orange to veterans who served in the Korean Demilitarized Zone


Florida House Bill Takes Aim at 'Exorbitant' Air Ambulance Costs


Know Your Court – County Court Jurisdictional Changes


Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s: Which Is It?


Use This Executor’s Checklist to Smooth Estate Transitions


Consumer Pamphlet: What Is Guardianship?


Larry Griggs has an extensive library of informative, easy to understand videos that discuss elder law in further detail. Click here.