An advance healthcare directive is a healthcare power of attorney and living will in a single document. The document will provide instruction on who will
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Having “a talk” with your parents about their long term living situation.
No, we are not talking about the birds and the bees but rather talking about having a conversation with your parents about what their wishes
Why to use Bellomo & Associates for Medicaid Instead of Doing it Yourself
When it comes to filing an application for Medicaid, the process can be quite daunting. Hiring a professional at Bellomo & Associates can relieve the
With premiums increasing drastically, should I keep my long-term care insurance?
This is a question that I receive on a regular basis in my estate planning and elder law practice. By way of full disclosure, I
Why Improper Planning For A Child With A Disability Can Be Catastrophic.
Most people go through life and do not often think about planning for the future and what that might look like. Oftentimes, when
The Talk
No, we are not talking about the birds and the bees and how to have a conversation with your young son or daughter. We are
Sing For A Cure
I recently performed in the lipsync contest called Sing For A Cure at York College. Sing For A Cure is a charity event to raise
Stretching & Protecting Wealth
My estate planning and elder law practice have given me insights into these topics that I never thought possible. I encounter questions on a daily
Meet the Team: Deb Pingel
Deb Pingel a Wisconsin Native joined our team in 2020. Customer Service has been instill in Deb for her whole life. From babysitting, helping elderly
Meet the Team
Introducing Sharee Bishop Hello! I am Sharee Bishop and work remotely from Ebensburg as a Medicaid Coordinator. After I retired from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Meet the Team: Christine Oyler
Christine Oyler joined Bellomo & Associates, LLC in April of 2016 in the Medicaid Department. She graduated from York College of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor
Moving On – Help for Seniors Relocating to Nursing Homes or Assisted Living Facilities
In my estate and elder law practice, I routinely provide advice to seniors and their families about the next step. Specifically about what they will do