The Medicaid Qualifying Process: A Five Year Retrospective Without Penalties
Planning is essential when dealing with long-term care since nearly everyone will require it at some point. While we cannot…
Preparing for Your Aging Parent’s Care
While every situation in which you provide care to a parent is unique, there is one truism: preparation is key.…
Sandwich Generation Is on the Rise, Here’s How to Plan Ahead
People who care for both their children and aging parents simultaneously are referred to as part of the sandwich generation.…
Make Your Wishes Known While You Are Still Able to Do So
Alzheimer's has afflicted many of our friends and loved ones in a slow, dehumanizing manner. In the final stages of…
Being There for Your Loved One When They Are in a Nursing Home
In the aftermath of the Coronavirus outbreak, advocating for a loved one in a nursing home has become far more…
Ten Myths About Alzheimer’s Disease
The number one worry for Americans as they age is memory loss, outpacing concerns about finances and loneliness. The most…
It Is Urgent for Long-Term Care to Be Affordable in the United States
AARP reports that the population of people over 85 years old, who are most likely to require long-term care, will…
How Wills Work and What They Can and Cannot Do
Having a will, which is a legally binding directive stating who will receive your assets upon your death, is an…
Larry King Leaves Behind a Tragic Legacy
During his talk-show career, Larry King married seven women and had five children. He died at age 87 on January…
Ensure Your End-of-Life Wishes Are Followed by Preparing a Power-of-Attorney
Attorney’s prepare powers-of-attorney documents for clients in order to communicate their wishes and delegate an entrusted person to make decisions…