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Heather Samuels helps older adults and their families navigate legal issues around aging.
Her work focuses on Medicaid planning, long-term care, and asset protection.
She’s recognized for simplifying complex legal processes and offering clients a clear
path forward during transitional times.
She frequently assists spouses evaluating nursing home options, adult children managing legal
documents, and individuals planning for future healthcare needs. With a strong understanding
of Florida’s elder law landscape, Heather provides steady support tailored to each situation.
Initial consultations are provided on a no-cost basis.
Email: hsamuels@samuelselderlaw.com
Office: 4855 Technology Way,
Suite 620 Boca Raton, FL 33431

Joseph Landolfi focuses on helping individuals and families manage the legal aspects of passing
down wealth and protecting assets. His estate planning work includes wills, trusts,
advance directives, and probate administration.
Clients often turn to him for clarity around inheritance concerns, avoiding court delays, and
making sure their wishes are documented and enforceable.
He regularly works with retirees organizing their legacy plans, adult children preparing documents
for aging parents, and individuals updating existing estates to reflect life changes.
With an eye on Florida’s probate system and tax implications, Joseph provides guidance that’s
steady and clear. Initial consultations are provided on a no-cost basis.
Email: jlandolfi@landolfilaw.com
Office: 601 North Congress Avenue, Suite 421
Delray Beach, FL 3344

Nancy Wetherhorn, is a registered nurse and highly experienced,
Board-certified healthcare advisor and patient advocate
with over 30 years of nursing expertise, including intensive care, cardiac care, and neurology.
She and her team specialize in guiding individuals and families through complex medical decisions,
coordinating care, and ensuring patients understand their treatment options.
Nancy offers a no obligation 20- minute free consultation.
Her services include:
- Advocacy for patients with chronic conditions, dementia, and post-surgical recovery
- Medical record review and organization
- Attending doctor appointments to clarify recommendations
- Hospital bedside monitoring and care coordination
- Researching rehabilitation and home therapy options
- Navigating hospice and end-of-life care planning
Nancy’s approach is rooted in compassion, clinical insight, and a deep understanding
of the healthcare system. She works closely with medical teams and family members
to ensure patients receive the best possible care.
Email: info@healthcareadvisornan.com
LIVING OPTIONS

Candy Cohn is a Certified Senior Advisor® and owner of Oasis Senior Advisors South Florida.
She offers a compassionate and personalized approach to helping
older adults and their families navigate the often overwhelming process
of finding senior living options. Her services are completely free and tailored to
each individual’s needs—whether it’s independent living, assisted living, or memory care.
Drawing from her background in healthcare marketing and her own experience
supporting her parents through this transition.
Candy brings both professional insight and heartfelt understanding to every consultation.
Based in Boca Raton, Candy is deeply involve in the local community
Her staff collaborates with a wide network of senior living providers across Broward and
Palm Beach Counties and has access to all Oasis Senior Advisors on a national basis.
Her goal is to simplify the journey and empower families with the information
they need to make confident, informed decisions.
Email: ccohn@youroasisadvisor.com
Office: 160 W Camino Real, Suite 156,
Boca Raton, FL 33432

Medicare-Approved Provider
Listings From Medicare.gov
The health care providers listed below are those offered on this tool. The descriptions below can
help you better understand which provider is best for you and your situation.
Doctors and clinicians
Doctors and clinicians include doctors, clinicians and groups who are qualified to practice in
many specialties. Each specialty focuses on certain parts of the body, periods of life, conditions,
or primary care. The doctors, clinicians, and groups listed here typically work in an office or clinic
setting. Only those who currently accept Medicare are included.
Search for doctors near you
Hospitals
Hospitals provide services like medical, surgical, and psychiatric care to people who are sick or
injured. Services are ordered by a doctor.
These types of hospitals can be found here using the "Hospital type" filter:
Acute care: Give inpatient medical care and other related services for surgery, acute medical conditions or injuries (usually for a short-term illness or condition).
Children's: Inpatient care mostly for people under age 18.
Critical access: Small facilities that give outpatient and limited inpatient services to people in rural areas.
Psychiatric: Specialty facilities that mainly give inpatient psychiatric services to diagnose and treat mental illness on a 24-hour basis, by or under the supervision of a physician.
Nursing homes
Nursing homes are facilities for people
Most nursing homes provide both short-term
Short-term care for people who need rehabilitation after surgery, like physical therapy after a hip or knee replacement.
Short-term care for people who need skilled nursing to an illness, like pneumonia
Long-term care for people who need help with activities of daily living, like bathing, dressing, or eating.
Some nursing homes offer specialized care for people with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia. The nursing homes here are certified by Medicare and/or Medicaid.
Home health services
Home health care provides skilled, short-term services in-home.
These services are typically ordered by a doctor to help with recovery
following an inpatient hospital stay, rehabilitation, or a stay at a facility
providing skilled nursing care. In general, the goal of home health care
is to help you get better, regain your independence,
and be as self-sufficient as you can.
Home health agencies that serve your area are based on the ZIP code you enter in your search, regardless of where their office is located.
Hospice care
Hospice offers care and support that focuses on the quality of life
for people and their caregivers who are experiencing an advanced,
life-limiting illness. This type of care is most often provided where patients live,
whether it's at home, an assisted living facility, or a nursing home.
Hospice care uses a team of health care providers who care for patients' medical, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Depending on the illness or condition,
the hospice team creates a plan of care that can
include some or all of these services:
- Nursing care
- Hospice aide and homemaker services
- Social worker services
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Doctor/Physician Assistant services
- Prescription drugs for symptom control or pain relief
- Dietary counseling
- Physical and occupational therapy
- Speech-language pathology services (like to help with swallowing)
- Grief and loss counseling
Hospice agencies that serve your area are based on the ZIP code you enter in your search, regardless of where their office is located.
Inpatient rehabilitation facilities
Inpatient rehabilitation facilities are hospitals, or parts of hospitals,
that offer an intensive rehabilitation to inpatients.
Many patients with various conditions, like strokes or brain injuries,
are transferred or admitted to an inpatient rehabilitation facility.
Some inpatient rehabilitation facilities specialize in treating patients
with certain medical conditions.
Here, you'll get information on how many times a facility has treated Medicare patients with a specific condition in the last year, so you can find one that best fits your needs. The end goal of an inpatient rehabilitation facility is discharge to a patient's home or to another longer term facility as needed.
Long-term care hospitals
Long-term care hospitals are acute care hospitals that provide extended
medical and rehabilitative care to individuals who are clinically complex
and have multiple acute or chronic conditions.
Patients may improve with time and care and get discharged to home. Most patients are transferred to long-term care hospitals after they've been treated in an intensive or critical care unit.
Long-term care hospital services include:
- Multiple organ failure treatment
- Sepsis/septicemia treatment
- Ventilator weaning
- Severe wound care
Dialysis facilities
If you have kidney failure, or end-stage renal disease (ESRD),
you usually have to undergo dialysis. Dialysis treatment does some of the things
that healthy kidneys do. It's needed when your own kidneys
can't take care of your body's needs.
There are 2 kinds of dialysis: hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis (a treatment that uses the lining of your abdomen, or belly, to filter your blood inside your body). Dialysis can be done in a dialysis facility or home. When you search for facilities here, you can filter between the 2 kinds of dialysis they offer, and whether or not they offer home hemodialysis training.

OpenMD.com is a free medical search site where patients and caregivers can find clear, trustworthy health information—without ads or confusing medical jargon. It searches billions of documents from respected sources like the CDC, Mayo Clinic, and medical journals, so you get reliable answers you can feel confident about.
How Patients And Caregivers Can Use It.
Whether you're preparing for a doctor's visit, trying to understand a diagnosis,
or simply looking for credible advice, OpenMD offers tools that make health information
easier to find and understand:
Search for medical topics
Type in a condition, symptom, medication, or treatment to get results from well-established medical sources like government health agencies, hospital websites, academic publications, and patient education portals.
Look up medical terms
Use the Medical Dictionary to decode tricky terms and abbreviations.
it has over 12,000 definitions with pronunciation help and illustrations.
Find trusted health
Use the Health Site Directory to search online for links to easy-to-underst and websites
on topics such as cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, oncology, and women’s health.
This tool helps you find clear and unbiased content on websites
run by hospitals, public health departments, and medical organizations
Learn how to research safely
The Research Guides walk you through how to spot misinformation, understand
treatment options, and use search engines more effectively.
RATINGS AND REVIEWS
In addition to patient reviews and satisfaction ratings,
these sites also provide physician background information including
education, board certifications, awards, and published research.

Castle Connolly
Top doctors based on peer nomination and review by a physician-directed research team.
Also includes top hospitals, including listing of top hospitals by procedures.

Health Grades
Provides details on provider experience, patient satisfaction and hospital quality.
Contains profiles on every doctor in America and can search
by specialty, condition, or procedure.

Rate MDs
Search over 2 million doctor reviews and ratings by name,
location or specialty. Also search for facilities.

RealSelf
Community platform with patient stories, doctor reviews,
and procedure discussion forums.
Find providers by procedure and location.

US Doctor Rankings
Ratings and advice articles (e.g., condition guides) on finding
doctors, hospitals, and nursing homes.

Vitals
Provides detailed profiles on doctors, including patient reviews
and peer recommendations.
Contains reviews, find doctors that take your insurance
including Medicare and Medicaid, and make appointments online.

WebMD Physician Directory
Directory of physicians, including education, practice type,
insurance, and contact information.
You can also search for dentists and hospitals.

ZocDoc
Find local doctors, read patient reviews,
and book appointments online. Find in-network providers.


