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(1) How do they become eligible for Medicare and/or Medicaid?
(2) Also, if they have a house under their name in the US (but no income - only have pensions and savings from a foreign country), would that contribute to harming their eligibility for Medicare/Medicaid?... View More 
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answered on Apr 24, 2018
This is not the type of question to ask on this forum. You need an in person consultation with an experienced elder law attorney, who also practices immigration.
I kept receiving appointment reminders to my email, so I cancelled two of his appointments. He found out and is threatening to sue. Does he have any recourse? The appointments were at a travel vaccination clinic where he receives immunizations for his exotic vacations.
answered on Apr 9, 2018
Yes he does have recourse, the probable cause would be harassment. If charged get a lawyer and don't post anything on the internet which can be considered a confession, like this post.
They didn’t tell me that they charge 50$ per no show. How is this legal?
answered on Feb 15, 2018
It is not legal unless you agreed to it. However, most if not all doctors make you sign that you will pay for all missed appointments with your first appointment paperwork.
The grandparent is not very helpful and upfront about the past . The adult grandchild is really distraught about the lack of clear answers and was only a few months old when the mother (the child) died.
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answered on Feb 2, 2018
It may be possible, but it is something you just need to try on your own. Good luck.
My best friend fell off a roof a year ago- serious TBI
His wife wants to divorce him but cant because she is his power of attorney
He has child with another women that child is not old enough to make legal decision yet
I dont want to have to become finanical responsible... View More
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answered on Dec 16, 2017
I am sorry to hear about your friend's situation, but do not get involved.
I switched insurances and because my doc was out of network I had to change docs.Then, a year later, I got a new job and she was back in my network so I made an appointment with her via ZocDoc (a 3rd party app).
The night before, I had to cancel and reschedule on Zocdoc.Unbeknownst to me,... View More
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answered on Dec 7, 2017
Call State Board of Medical Examiners. William Roeder
Executive Director
Board of Medical Examiners
P.O. Box 183
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
Tel No. (609) 826-7100
They should be able to fix your problem.
the physician with a law suit claiming she has a POA. How can this be handled. Who determines validity if it is true?
answered on Mar 25, 2017
In general the newest POA would control I suggest you setup a consultation with a lawyer if it is important to you.
She does not have enough cash to see a private doctor
answered on Feb 12, 2017
she should be on medical assistance. Suggest you check with Catholic Family services to see what her availble options are.
I am thinking of leaving my.husband, through desertion or abandonment. Must he keep paying my health insurance?
answered on Jan 23, 2017
If you file for divorce and you are covered, your spouse cannot cancel during divorce litigation.
My supervisee documented that I was with a client at a specific time when in fact I was not. The note also indicated additional false information. I will be contacting the licensing board but want to know if I can sue her personally.
answered on Dec 31, 2016
I'm not hearing there was harm. Sue her for what? I don't see it. If the person wrote the record incorrectly, then ask for it to be corrected--through a union rep if you have one. Getting into suing staff gives you a reputation that in the healthcare industry can lead to your having... View More
As pursuant to : 42 NJ Super 495, 503, 127 A.2d 190 (APP. DIV. 1956) An actual conflict of interest is not required, rather a potential for conflict is sufficient. A few years ago, before my officer was a probation officer was an officer of the courts, she was my Jewish Family Services social... View More
answered on Feb 21, 2016
Unlikely courts will grant removal since probation officers also have access to court files. discuss with original attorney.
I have a friend who is taken care of by her grandparents due to parent issues. She recently went to the hospital because of personal issues and all they talk to her about is how much of a bother her medical bills are. So now that she s sick and needs to go to a doctor because she s in pain, they... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2015
Report the situation to DCCP and consult with an experienced matrimonial attorney. Good luck.
I have been going to psychological therapy for a couple of years. Suddenly, my therapist changes rooms. I found out from another client, she videotapes the sessions. I was not aware of this. What should I do? Thank you.
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answered on Sep 16, 2015
NJ law only requires that one person know the recording is taking place, so you did not have to consent. If those recordings are misused, then it is a different story all together. Good luck.
answered on Jun 3, 2012
If you are referring to Electro-Convulsive Therapy, then the simple answer is yes. One of the providers of ECT treatment is located in NJ (Carrier Clinic in Belle Mead, NJ).
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