Guiding Ohio Families And Businesses To Brighter Futures
If a loved one can no longer safely manage personal or financial matters, you may wonder whether guardianship is necessary. In Ohio, a probate court may appoint a guardian for an adult who meets the state's legal definition of an incompetent person when guardianship...
Families often have to choose between assisted living and nursing home care when a loved one can no longer live alone. In Ohio, the right option depends on medical needs, daily support and how much independence the person can maintain. What medical needs does your...
In Ohio, the Medicaid look-back period is the five-year period before a person applies for certain long-term care Medicaid benefits. During that review, the state looks at whether the applicant gave away assets or transferred property for less than fair market value,...
Age-related physical decline and medical challenges may prevent people from living independently throughout their golden years. Some older adults move into nursing homes. Others may be able to age in place in their own residences if they have home health aides to...