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Feeling stumped yet? The correct answer is B: your health history and family medical conditions. 🩺💉 Ready to explore long-term care planning with the experts? Contact Aubrey Law and learn more about how we can help you navigate the complexities of estate planning. 🌐 #LongTermCarePlanning #EstatePlanning #HealthHistoryMatters #SecureYourFuture #InvestInHealth

Estate planning isn't just about what happens at death. What happens if you are alive but unable to communicate medical decisions? This is where a Health Care Proxy is critical🩺 Something happens, and you don't have one? Your family may have to go to court - and that's going to be expensive and time-consuming. We include a Health Care Proxy in every estate plan we create. Book a Peace of Mind Planning Session today! #HealthcareDirectives #EstatePlanning #PlanAhead #PeaceOfMind #YourWishesMatter

Not much has changed in Medicare #telehealth policy since the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ended a little more than a year ago. We are still operating under temporary waivers and flexibilities and, as a result, many pandemic-era virtual care policies are facing a cliff on December 31, 2024. Read on as we explore the virtual care policy landscape one year after the end of the PHE, and describe the actions Congress and federal agencies must take for such pandemic-era policies to continue. Authors: Rachel Stauffer | Leigh Feldman | Julia Grabo | Rachel Hollander | Erica Stocker

Asking a patient about their family's #MedicalHistory is a familiar scenario for most healthcare professionals. What may be less familiar is the formal process of recording this information via a family history diagram. Find tools to help

Little has changed in Medicare #telehealth policy since the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ended last May. We are still operating under temporary waivers and flexibilities and, as a result, many pandemic-era virtual care policies are facing a cliff on December 31, 2024. Read on as we explore the virtual care policy landscape one year after the end of the PHE, and describe the actions Congress and federal agencies must take for such pandemic-era policies to continue. Authors: Rachel Stauffer | Leigh Feldman | Julia Grabo | Rachel Hollander | Erica Stocker

Estate planning isn't just about what happens at death. What happens if you are alive but unable to communicate medical decisions? This is where a Health Care Proxy is critical🩺Something happens and you don't have one? Your family may have to go to court - and that's going to be expensive and time-consuming.We include a Health Care Proxy in every estate plan we create. Book a Peace of Mind Planning Session today! Normally $390, we'll waive the fee for our followers. Link in bio. #HealthcareDirectives #EstatePlanning #PlanAhead #PeaceOfMind #YourWishesMatter

Asking a patient about their family's #MedicalHistory is a familiar scenario for most healthcare professionals. What may be less familiar is the formal process of recording this information via a family history diagram. Find tools to help: https://buff.ly/4bpnOFf

National Estate Planning Month Tip 29: Plan for long-term care costs. They can quickly deplete your assets if you need extended medical care. #EstatePlanning #WealthProtection #FamilyLegacy #TrustsAndWills #FinancialWellness #LifeAdvice

Rita McGrath does not shy away from controversy or hard questions, whether they are related to drug prices, caregiving at the end of life, or political revolutions. We recorded our conversation just two days after Brian Thompson was shot and killed, as we and others were trying to make sense of what kind of "before/after" moment we are living through. Listen in as we talk about other moments of upheaval and uncertainty, as well as about my book, #RebelHealth, and how it is a field guide for people who want to take positive action to change health care for the better: https://lnkd.in/e8SQhJ2r