Benefits for Older Adults

As people get older, they often need extra help to live comfortably and stay healthy. Older adults, may not be able to work anymore, and they might have more medical needs which makes additional benefits important to ensuring they have dignity and comfort in their later years. Benefits, like Social Security, Medicare, and other programs, help older adults pay for things like housing, food, and doctor visits. Without these benefits, many seniors would struggle to afford the care and support they need. 

Social Security Retirement

Social Security Retirement benefits are for people who have paid Social Security taxes through past wages from jobs and who have reached retirement age. 

Social Security Retirement
Reverse Mortgages

A Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), often referred to as a “Reverse Mortgage,” is a special type of home loan from the Federal Housing Administration (FHA).

Reverse Mortgages
Wills & Estates

“Wills & Estates” refers to the estate planning process, where you decide what will happen to your money, property, and belongings after you die or if you can’t take care of things yourself. With estate planning, you can choose who will get your things, who will take care of your children, and who will make decisions for you if you can’t. Without a plan, these decisions might be made by a court, and it could be stressful and expensive for your loved ones. Estate planning gives you peace of mind, knowing that your family will be taken care of and your wishes will be followed.

Wills & Estates
Medicare

Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people 65 or older, as well as some younger people who may qualify through Disability.

Medicare
Medicaid

Medicaid helps low-income people and families get health care. It covers parents, children, pregnant women, elderly adults, and people with disabilities.

Medicaid