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2003

December 18th, 2003 Issue
The Medicare Act of 2003: Part I: Pre-2006 Changes Including the Discount Drug Card
Program Available to Assist Seniors with a Limited Income 
Expansion of PACE/PACENET Prescription Programs Set
December 4th, 2003 Issue
Massive & Muddled-Medicare Legislation Passed by Congress
Understanding Your IRA: Part 1 What is the Required Beginning Date?
Government Clarifies Rules for Disclosures to Patient's Family Members 
November 13th, 2003 Issue 
DPW Announces Increased Resource Limits
Expansion of State Prescription Drug Plan Near
Federal Government Acts to Stem Importation of Canadian Drugs
Government Website Provides Detailed Information on Providers of Home Health Services
Spousal Protection Increases Set for January 1, 2004
November is National Alzheimer's Awareness Month
October 30th, 2003 Issue 
Case Raises Awareness of End of Life Planning Concerns
Automobile Registration Available for Seniors at a Reduced Fee
Tricare for Life
October 16th, 2003 Issue 
Nursing Facility Assessment Law Enacted
Getting Your Prescription Drugs from Canada: The Issues Around Drug Re-Importation
Buying Prescription Drugs On-Line
Medicare Part B Premium to Rise to 13.5% 
Marshall & Associates' Team Participates in 2003 Alzheimer's Memory Walk
October 2nd, 2003 Issue 
Child Responsible for Mothers Nursing Home Bills
NAIC Proposes Model Regulations for Annuity Sales to Seniors
When Dad Shouldn't be Driving Anymore
September 19th, 2003 Issue 
Tax Court Reaffirms Family Limited Partnership Planning Tool
Largest Assisted Living Company Changes Focus
September 4th, 2003 Issue 
Study Shows Multiple-Payer Administrative Costs Burden US Health System
Do I Need to Update my Will Now That My Spouse Needs Nursing Home Care?
Cutting Credit Card Junk Mail Down to Size
August 21st, 2003 Issue 
National Nursing Home Costs Average $57,700 per year-Pennsylvania is Higher
Obesity Rate Among Older Adults Skyrockets
Tired of Telemarketers?  Sign-up for Federal & State Do Not Call Lists
Medicaid Misconception #10: Once I qualify for Medicaid, it will pay all of my nursing home costs
August 6th, 2003 Issue 
Understanding the Medicare Debate
Expansion of PACE Prescription Programs Delayed
July 23rd, 2003 Issue 
Hospitals to Receive Bonus for Quality
PA Property Tax or Rent Rebate Program Application Deadline Extended
The Man Who Mistook His Will for an Estate Plan
July 9th, 2003 Issue 
Marshall & Associates' Summer Events 
June 28th, 2003 Issue 
Pennsylvania Revises Penalty Divisor for Gifts
Spousal Income Allowance Increases
Online Nursing Home Comparison Guides Provide New Resource for Nursing Home Shoppers
June 11th, 2003 Issue 
Governor's Proposal Would Raise Medicaid Revenues For Many Nursing Homes
Study Indicates Uninsured Face Decreased Access to Care and Increased Mortality
Government Administrator Comments on Problems with Medicare Managed Care Plans
May 28th, 2003 Issue 
Federal Tax Cuts Enacted
Looking for Higher Interest Rates?  Consider Savings Bonds!
Misconception #8: If you are married, they take half your assets when you go in a nursing home
May 14th, 2003 Issue
Medicare Drug Proposal Meeting Resistance in Rural Areas
Don't Confuse Medicaid and Tax Rules
Misconception #7:  I have to be in a nursing home for Medicaid to help me pay for long term care
April 30th, 2003 Issue
The Dawning of the Age of HIPAA
Report Looks at Decision to Buy Long-Term Care Insurance
Medicaid Misconception #6:  I have to give away everything I own before I can qualify for Medicaid
April 15th, 2003 Issue 
Administration Proposes Major Changes to Rules for Savings Plans
Do-Not-Resuscitate Law Goes into Effect for Non-Hospitalized Patients 
April 1st, 2003 Issue
Spring Events at Marshall & Associates

March 12th, 2003 Issue 

New Medicaid Proposal Threatens Coverage for Millions of Elderly
Medicaid Misconception #5:  If I get Medicaid, the State will put a Lien on my Home
February 21st, 2003 Issue
President Proposes Major Changes to Medicare and Medicaid
Medicaid Misconception #4: The Quality of Care I Receive Will Decline if I go on Medicaid
February 7th, 2003 Issue 
Connecticut Proposal Would Have Drastic Effects on Nursing Homes & Their Residents
Health Care Spending Up Sharpley
New Jersey Court Refuses to Permit Medicaid Planning By Guardian
Minimum Holding Period For Both Series EE and I Bonds Extended to 12 Months
Medicaid Misconception #3:  Medicare Will Take Care of the Bills
January 17th, 2003 Issue 

Medicaid Misconceptions: #1 and  #2

Long Term Care Insurance Policy Fails to Pay for Nursing Home Care

Gift of Home Disqualifies Parent for Medicaid

IRS Issues Final Regulations on Taxation of Sale of Residence

January 4th, 2003 Issue 

Study Gives PA Poor Marks For End of Life Care

New Law Expands Use of Custodial Gifts  


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