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Control over health care decisions
A Legal Handbook for LGBT Floridians and Their Families
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A Resource for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Families.
This Handbook is intended to be an easy reference source for same-sex couples in Florida particularly with respect to long-term planning related to health, family and financial considerations. It contains useful legal and practical information on topics of special interest to our community, but its use is by no means limited to LGBT couples. Single Floridians, including unmarried couples, should find this booklet informative and helpful.
www.eqfl.org
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Advance Planning in Florida Advanced directives and other information for Floridians who want to plan for the future.
By: Bay Area Legal Services, Inc. - Tampa
Answers to Common Questions About Mental Health Treatment
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By: National Mental Health Association
Managed Care: rules, rights and responsibilities
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Description of clients rights and responsibilities under Managed Care System
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
Wills and Estates
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Website pamphlet.
By: Leon County Clerk's Office
Wills: Planning for the Future PDF Wills Brochure.
By: Florida Rural Legal Services - Lakeland
Community clinics and health centers
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This Web site lists county health departments and facilities.
By: Actor's Fund
Handling disputes with your employer or private health plan
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This guide will help you through your employer or private health plan's internal review procedure and any external review program your state may have. The guide is not for people who have Medicare or Medicaid coverage.
By: Kaiser Family Foundation
Healthcare Reform Legislation - What it means for me.
Congress recently passed sweeping health care reform legislation. Here are some general highlights of the new health care reform legislation that may be very helpful to you.
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
High risk pools: when you are considered a high risk
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If you or a family member have a pre-existing illness or need special medical care and have been unable to get health insurance, a high risk pool may be a good option for you.
By: National Health Law Program - HealthCareCoach.com
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