Recent Blog Posts
Advance Directives: Why are they important?
Last year, AARP surveyed members 50 years of age and older regarding end of life issues and noted that over half of the respondents did not have a living will or a health care power of attorney.
Recognizing Symptoms of Dementia
What can family members do if they suspect dementia? An appointment with the doctor or geriatric clinic is the first step to take. Depending on the cause and severity of the problem there are some medications that may help slow the process. Your doctor may recommend a care facility that specializes in dementia and Alzheimer’s.
PRESS RELEASE: Seminar to help Seniors and Adult Children Understand Medicaid Law
PRESS RELEASE
Seminar to help Seniors and Adult Children Understand Medicaid Law
Medicaid – Financial Security for your Spouse and your Children?
Long term care planning is an important issue which everyone will face sooner or later. Almost everyone knows someone in a nursing home or other care facility, yet this issue is something that we do not want to face. According to a study published by the New England Journal of Medicine almost half of all Americans will spend some time in a nursing home.