Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning

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On this weekly podcast, members of the Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning team discuss the tools, techniques, strategies, and services that will help you respond with confidence to the legal, financial, and personal challenges created by long life, chronic illness, and disability.

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Episode 197: Manana - People Helping People 13.12.2023

Do you need assistance with daily tasks? Some elders do. Elder Care Coordinator Katlyn Green speaks with Fatima Karwandyar the founder of Manana – People Helping People to share how her service can fill in the gaps of those who have care needs. Learn more at www.mananahelp.com.

Episode 196: Adult Protective Services 06.12.2023

What do you do if you suspect financial abuse or physical abuse of an elder? What types of services does Adult Protective Services provide? Elder Care Coordinator Katlyn Green speaks with Renee Bouchillon the Director of Adult Protective Services.

Episode 195: The Holidays Aren’t Always Jolly 29.11.2023

The holidays are here, and everyone is feeling jolly and festive, right? For caregivers, the holidays may bring extra heartache and stress instead of the promised joy. In today’s podcast, elder care coordinators Pati Bedwell, Debra King, and Katlyn Green talk about how to troubleshoot the feelings of guilt, sadness, and overwhelm caregivers may experience during the holiday season.

Episode 194: PottyCap – The Female Urinal 22.11.2023

Have you ever been unsteady on your feet, needed assistance getting to the bathroom, or been stuck in a car in the middle of nowhere and needed to use the restroom? Anatomy may make it more difficult for women in these situations than men. In this podcast, elder care coordinator, Pati Bedwell speaks with Faye Prior the inventor of PottyCap, a female urinal, designed to help women with their toilet...

Episode 193: TennCare Renewal Process – How is it different in 2023? 15.11.2023

Are you or a loved one on TennCare or Choices? Are you familiar with the renewal process that allows you to maintain your benefits? Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis speaks with Public Benefits Specialist Joshua Bey about the changes to the renewal process in 2023.

Episode 192: Preplanning Your Funeral 08.11.2023

Why would someone want to pre-plan their funeral? Certified Elder Law Attorney and Partner Barbara McGinnis talks with Randy Nash, owner of Sumner Funeral and Cremation about reasons to consider pre-planning for end of life.

Episode 191: Is a Trust Right for Me? 01.11.2023

Partner and Attorney Chris Johnson explains the benefits of a revocable living trust and who could benefit from that estate planning tool.

Episode 190: The Difference between Elder Law and Life Care Planning 25.10.2023

Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning is a Life Care Planning Law Firm, but what does that mean? How is our firm different from a traditional elder law firm? Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis speaks with Elder Care Coordinator Debra King, LCSW to discuss those differences and what that means when choosing a law firm to do your estate plan.

Episode 189: Assets that Pass Outside of Your Will 18.10.2023

You’ve created your will, so your estate planning is done, correct? Attorneys Barbara McGinnis and Chris Johnson talk about often overlooked assets that pass outside of a will or by operation of law. Learn the importance of other detailed work that needs to make sure your estate is divvied up according to your wishes.

Episode 188: Resolving Issues with Long-Term Care Facilities 11.10.2023

Do you have a loved one in an Assisted Living Community or Skilled Nursing Home? Have you ever had issues with care, meals, med management, or laundry? If you or your loved one resides in community living long enough, issues will arise. Elder Care Coordinator Pati Bedwell outlines realistic expectations for families and tips on how to best resolve conflict with facility staff for the best outcome...

Episode 187: Emergency Room Advocacy 04.10.2023

Outreach Coordinator Dana Hentschel and Elder Care Coordinator Pati Bedwell share personal experiences and discuss ways to best advocate for your loved one in an emergency room setting.

Episode 186: What Every 65+ Adult Should Know about Medicare Annual Enrollment 27.09.2023

Are you 65 or older? Then you need to listen to this episode. Everyone should review their Medicare plan annually. Not doing so could cost you lots of money. Outreach Coordinator Dana Hentschel speaks with Public Benefits Specialist Josh Hunter about what everyone should know about Annual Enrollment (October 15-December 7).

Episode 185 – Enlightened Angels Transport 20.09.2023

Finding reliable transportation when you can no longer drive is a real issue for seniors. Elder care coordinator Debra King, LCSW speaks with Narkita Dobson, the owner of Enlightened Angel Transport about her business and the service that she provides to the community. To learn more about Enlightened Angels Transport, visit https://enlightenedangelstransport.com/ or call 615-852-7082.

Episode 184: What Do You Know about Tennessee State Veterans' Homes? 13.09.2023

Have you heard about the Tennessee State Veterans' Homes? Do you know what services they provide? Many veterans are unaware of their services. Partner and Attorney Chris Johnson speaks with Sandra Wyatt, the Director of Clinical Services for the Tennessee State Veterans' Home.

Episode 183: The Benefits of Ethical Wills 06.09.2023

What are ethical wills? They are not your typical last will and testament. Elder Care Coordinator Pati Bedwell speaks with Certified Senior Advisor and Gero Doula Katlyn Clifton about ethical wills and the benefits they can offer families.

Episode 182: Advance Directives Explained 30.08.2023

Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis speaks with Elder Care Coordinator Pati Bedwell about advance directives. What are advance directives? Are there different types of advance directives? Who needs advance directives? When should you consider creating an advance directive?

Episode 181: Inner Ear and Balance 23.08.2023

Are you experiencing poor balance or dizziness? Elder Care Coordinator Debra King, LCSW, speaks with Dr. Jason Baker owner of Music City Audiology about how inner ear issues can contribute to balance issues and how to get an accurate diagnosis. Learn more at https://www.musiccityaudiology.com/ or contact Dr. Baker at jasonbaker@musiccityaudiology.com or 615-208-6448.

Episode 180: Regulations around Storing and Scattering Cremains 16.08.2023

What do you do with your loved ones’ cremains? Are there restrictions on where you can scatter their ashes? Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis speaks with licensed funeral director Tiffany Widener to discover the rules around storing and scattering cremains.

Episode 179: A Cautionary Tale - TennCare Approval Based upon False Information 09.08.2023

Applying for TennCare (Tennessee's version of Medicaid) can be a daunting process. What happens when mistakes are made? Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis and Public Benefits Specialist Josh Bey share a cautionary tale about what happens when you don't consult with an expert.

Episode 178: You are the Executor of a Loved One’s Estate, Now What? 02.08.2023

As an executor, what are your responsibilities? What is the first step? If you are completely overwhelmed, can you resign? Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis answers frequently asked questions about being an executor of a will.

Episode 177: Hearing Loss 26.07.2023

Is hearing loss inevitable as you age? Is there anything that can be done to prevent hearing loss? Elder Care Coordinator Debra King speaks with Dr. Jason Baker of Music City Audiology about hearing loss.

Episode 176: Cautionary Tales – Not Consulting with an Elder Law Attorney 19.07.2023

Why should you take the time to consult with an elder law expert? An attorney is an attorney, right? Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis and Attorney Chris Johnson share a cautionary tale of what can happen when you don’t consult with an elder law expert. This estate planning blunder involves putting your home in your child’s name.

Episode 175: All about Life Estates 12.07.2023

Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis explains the basics of Life Estates, including the pros and cons and how families can best utilize these legal tools in their estate planning.

Episode 174: Tennessee Disability Pathfinder 05.07.2023

Do you find yourself overwhelmed searching for community resources when looking for assistance? Partner and Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis speaks with Sheena Adams-Avery the Communications Manager with Tennessee Disability Pathfinder about how they help people with disabilities and their families find and access services. Learn more at https://www.tnpathfinder.org/about.

Episode 173: How to Spot Medical Billing Errors 28.06.2023

Did you know that people are overbilled 9 out of 10 times? Public Benefits Specialist Josh Hunter speaks with Angel Cellucci, founder of Overbrook Consultants about how to spot these errors and how to get them corrected. If you would like to download Angel’s toolkit (The Dove System), you can go to https://www.overbrookconsultants.com/ and enter code TAKACS25 for 25% off.

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