Kommer Bave & Ciccone LLP Sponsors At Home on the Sound Gala

At Home on the Sound is a local non-profit dedicated to helping their members in the Larchmont-Mamaroneck community to be able to age in place in their own homes. This grassroots organization has been assisting the elderly in our community maintain a productive and independent lifestyle since 2010. The services offered to its members include:…

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The Kensington White Plains Presents: Caring for Solo Agers

On Thursday, March 23rd at 6:00pm, the Kensington White Plains will be hosting a panel discussion on Caring for Solo Agers: Building Your Support System for Successful Aging. The panel features advice and insight from experts Patty Bave, Esq., Elder Law Attorney and Partner at Kommer Bave & Ciccone LLP; Anne Bergman, RN, Aging Life…

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NYS Medicaid Eligibility Increases in 2023

Effective January 1, 2023, New York State is expanding Medicaid eligibility with an increase to resource and income allowances. For New Yorkers who are 65 and over, blind, or disabled, the income amount for Medicaid eligibility will be raised to 138% (from 100%) of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). In addition, the Medicaid Asset Limit…

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Yonkers Senior Law Day – October 19, 2022

A program of the Senior Law Day Collaborative On Wednesday, October 19th, Yonkers Senior Law Day will be held at the Grinton I. Will Branch of the Yonkers Public Library. Presentations and educational programs will start at 10:30 am. They include: Financial Fitness for Older Adults Your Will – Making Sense of the Terms &…

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6 Steps for Your Senior Downsizing Plan

Courtesy of Right at Home Westchester The time is right! You’ve decided your home is too big for your current needs, or you want to be free of maintenance and upkeep. Maybe you’re moving to be closer to family, or moving into a more manageable space so you can age in place. Downsizing works for…

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Aging-in-Place Funds to Benefit Low-Income Senior Homeowners

The U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) has announced that $15 million in funding will be newly available for a program aimed at helping low-income seniors continue living safely in their homes instead of needing to relocate to a nursing home or assisted living facility. Designed to give low-income homeowners aged 62 or…

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NYS Medicaid Home Care Eligibility Changes Coming Soon – Act Now

Significant changes in New York’s Medicaid law, relating to eligibility for home care benefits, are now expected to take effect as of October 1, 2022.  The new rules impose a 30-month lookback period, in which all financial transactions made during this time are reviewed to determine eligibility. If any uncompensated transfers (gifts) are found during…

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