Senior Counsel, Shaina Jones Magrone, Esq., was recently featured in a SeniorLiving.org article titled “Show Me the Money…Now? American Attitudes on Lifetime Giving“. This article discusses attitudes and recommendations about […]
Continue readingThroughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the strict regulations governing applications for Institutional Medicaid benefits were relaxed, permitting residents of Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) to obtain and maintain Medicaid coverage. With the […]
Continue readingAs we begin 2025, we are excited to continue to support our clients and our community through advocacy, outreach, education, and best-in-class elder law and trust and estates legal services. […]
Continue readingCona Elder Law’s founder and managing partner, Jennifer Cona, was featured in Long Island Business News article titled “How We’ll Thrive in ’25: Long Island Leaders Reveal their Predictions for […]
Continue readingCona Elder Law and its charitable foundation, Senior Dreams Come True™, hosted its 3rd Annual Pie Donation on Dec. 20, delivering 50 pies, baked by The ELIJA Foundation, and distributed to clients at the […]
Continue reading¿Sabías que muchas personas confunden Medicare y Medicaid? Ambos son programas gubernamentales de atención médica, pero tienen diferencias clave en cuanto a lo que cubren y a quién benefician. Es […]
Continue readingLong Island Go Red for Women Celebration is Scheduled for February 27, 2025, at Crest Hollow Country Club. The American Heart Association, a relentless force for a world of longer, […]
Continue readingThe American Heart Association-Long Island gathered at the Muttontown Club on Dec. 10 to raise awareness for heart disease and stroke. The Breakfast in Red event included a panel, which […]
Continue readingCona Elder Law, a leading law firm dedicated to elder law and estate planning, recently held its 15th annual “These Colors Don’t Run” art contest at the Long Island State Veterans Home […]
Continue readingHonoring the legacy of those who have served, Melville-based Cona Elder Law recently held its 15th annual “These Colors Don’t Run” art contest at the Long Island State Veterans Home […]
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