In the Spring 2021 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we cover: The Struggle for a National Agenda on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia, Rothkoff Law Group 2021 Virtual Elder Care Symposium, Expanded Skilled Nursing Facility Medicare Coverage During the COVID-19 Pandemic, and an Update on Rothkoff Law Group's Status.
As we move into the second year of dealing with the effects of COVID-19, at the present time, most of our office team continues to be hard at work with the assistance of technology. We continue to be very productive working remotely, and are at the office when needed to meet with clients or perform tasks they cannot accomplish remotely. However, as more of our clients and staff are fully vaccinated over the coming weeks, we expect to start engaging in more in-person client appointments and have more staff [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly devastating for nursing homes and their residents. Aside from the tragically disproportionate loss of life, care for surviving residents has been delayed or interrupted due to infection, facility lockdowns or other health system disruptions. As a result, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has waived two limitations on Medicare Part A skilled nursing facility (SNF) coverage during the coronavirus pandemic: The 3-day qualifying hospital stay requirement; and The 100-day benefit period. However, CMS treats the two SNF coverage expansions differently from [...]
We are excited to announce our virtual Symposium for 2021, to be held on October 21, 2021. Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Jason Karlawish, author of the new book, The Problem of Alzheimer’s – How Science, Culture, And Politics Turned a Rare Disease Into A Crisis And What We Can Do About It. Due to the uncertainty of large in-person gatherings this fall, we have decided to have the Symposium remain in a virtual setting this year. However, we have a very exciting new virtual platform we will [...]
I am into my third decade of being an elder care law attorney. Early on in my career, I realized the shortcomings of a traditional elder law practice focused exclusively on financial issues. Our clients and families needed a multi-disciplinary approach to aging and chronic care issues, which focused on helping families navigate the health care system. This is the reason we now have five geriatric social workers in our elder care law firm. In 1989, Dr. Margaret Noel, a geriatrician, founded the Center for Older Adults at Thoms [...]
In the Winter 2021 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we cover: A Letter to All of You, Rothkoff Law Group Activities Book, Rothkoff Law Group's Client Appreciation, 2021 Elder Law Numbers, Rothkoff Law Group Receives Elder Law Awards, and an Update on Rothkoff Law Group's Status.
In the Fall 2020 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we cover A Report Card to the Rothkoff Law Team’s Parents, Being Prepared for Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period, How You Can Join Rothkoff Law Group to Help End Alzheimer’s Disease, and Welcome Donald F. Browne, Jr. Joins the Rothkoff Law Team.
In the Summer 2020 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: Rothkoff Law Group Adapts Well to Operational Changes, A Message from Jerold E. Rothkoff, The Value of Gratitude, Town Hall with Eloy Van Hal: The Future of Senior Care After COVID–19, Rothkoff Law Group’s “Chalk Squad” Brings Some Joy to Long-Term Care Workers, and Symposium 2.0: Virtually Connected: A Revamped Four Part Virtual Series; Focusing on the Future of Elder Care.
In the Spring 2020 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: We Love (Virtual) Hugs, Rothkoff NJ Elder Care Symposium Postponed to October 8, 2020, Rothkoff Law Was Well Represented at San Diego Conference, and Rothkoff Law Group Celebrates 20th Anniversary.
In the Winter 2020 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: Life Lessons From Two Decades Advocating for Seniors, 2020 Elder Law Numbers, Rothkoff Law Group’s Client Appreciation Event, Rothkoff Caregiver Award, and Rothkoff Law Receives Elder Law Awards.
In the Fall 2019 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: New Additions to the Rothkoff Elder Law Team, Be Prepared for Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period, and Elder Care Law Is Much More Than Law.
In the Summer 2019 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: A Very Proud Father, Rothkoff Law Recognized for Health Care Advocacy by South Jersey Biz Magazine, Bidding Farewell to Janie DeLeon Male, Jerry Rothkoff Receives 2019 Kaleidoscope Award from the Alzheimer’s Association of the Delaware Valley, and Laura Nelson Joins Rothkoff Law Group as NJ Director of Community Relations.
In the Spring 2019 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: The Demedicalization of Alzheimer’s Disease, Jerold E. Rothkoff to be Honored with the 2019 Kaleidoscope Award for Philanthropic Excellence by the Alzheimer’s Association, and Dayle Petrillo Joins the Rothkoff Team as Law Firm Administrator.
In the Winter 2019 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: The Unintentional Advocate, Rothkoff's PA Caregiver Award, Rothkoff Law Group's Client Appreciation Event, 2019 Elder Law Numbers, and Rothkoff Law Receives Elder Law Awards.
In the Fall 2018 edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly Newsletter we covered the following: Donna Daciuk Joins Rothkoff Law Group as PA Outreach Coordinator, Be Prepared for Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period, Opening of Our Radnor, PA Office and Health Care Advocacy Is At The Heart Of What We Do.
