Turning 18: Part III - Medical Coverage & Housing for Your Child
Medical coverage and housing may be the two most important services to make sure are taken care of once your child turns 18.
Read moreMedical coverage and housing may be the two most important services to make sure are taken care of once your child turns 18.
Read moreIn a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a key provision of the Affordable Care Act, making it likely that the universal health insurance law passed in 2010 will remain intact for the foreseeable future.
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Read moreIf you've decided to hire a caregiver for a person with special needs, you'll need to interview the candidates. Here are eleven important questions to ask.
Read moreASNP Co-founder Harry S. Margolis is quoted in an ABC News article titled "Palin Promotes Special Needs Agenda." - October 2008.
Read moreAbout 4,000 children with special needs are growing up in nursing homes across the country, according to a new investigative report.
Read moreAn amendment to health care reform legislation would offer people with special needs greater access to in-home attendant services.
Read moreIn many cases, employees must pay for much-needed care for a dependent relative so that they can continue to work. If this situation sounds familiar, you may qualify for a little-known, but significant tax benefit.
Read moreOne of the programs on the cutting edge of community mental health is called "supportive housing," and it incorporates not only housing but social services and medical care as well.
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