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    Elder Care The Road To Growing Old is Not Paved: A Comprehensive Reference Guide to Planning for Legal, Financial and Health Care in Later Life
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    Elder Care The Road To Growing Old is Not Paved: A Comprehensive Reference Guide to Planning for Legal, Financial and Health Care in Later Life
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    Elder Care The Road To Growing Old is Not Paved: A Comprehensive Reference Guide to Planning for Legal, Financial and Health Care in Later Life

    By Buckley Fricker

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    A Comprehensive Guide to Planning for Legal, Financial and Health Care in Later Life. Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, Estate Planning Documents, Housing and Care Giver Costs and Options, Funding Sources, and much more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBuckley Fricker
    Release dateMar 13, 2017
    ISBN9781970024319
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    Elder Care The Road To Growing Old is Not Paved: A Comprehensive Reference Guide to Planning for Legal, Financial and Health Care in Later Life
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    Buckley Fricker

    Buckley Fricker is an attorney with a background in Elder Law and Estate Planning. She is a Certified Geriatric Care Manager, owner of Buckley's for Seniors, LLC and teaches on the topics of Retirement and Elder Care Planning.

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