She called on a Tuesday afternoon. Her father had been diagnosed with dementia six weeks earlier, his decline had been faster than the family expected, and she was beginning to look at what came next. He still lived in the home he had owned for forty years in Lafayette. He had savings. He had a small pension. He had two…
I don’t know about you, but when the State of California announced a few years back that it would remove assets as a factor in all Medi-Cal eligibility, I thought it was too good to be true. Turns out, it was true, but it was just too good to last for very long. Pursuant to the state’s 2026 budget announced…
Having a special needs child is a unique and often challenging journey that requires a lot of support and a comprehensive understanding of the services and resources available at each life stage. From early childhood to adolescence and adulthood, families of special needs children encounter a range of opportunities and challenges that can be better managed with the right resources.…
