ElderLaw: Advocacy for the Aging, 2d

This set is a comprehensive reference on the practice of elder law. The text is designed to help attorneys handle their clients' needs effectively and compassionately. The books are organized into seven parts: elder law, age discrimination, health, federal income support, vulnerability and autonomy, managing resources, and private resources. You'll find coverage of such topics as Social Security, public benefit programs, long-term care, incapacity, medical decision making, and family rights. Appendixes include state and national resources for elder law attorneys and their clients, Medicare carriers and intermediaries, Medicaid agencies, and fiscal agents.