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April 30th, 2023
Do you want to age in place in your home? Prepare family and finances for the consequences of aging. Long-Term Care Insurance gives you the choice of care, including in-home care. Own a solution that keeps you in control and gives loved ones the time to be family instead of caregivers.
April 6th, 2021
A new government website will feature many resources to help families and those affected by Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. With more American's affected with cognitive decline, information is critical.
December 27th, 2022
Health becomes very important once you get to your 50s and beyond. The older you get, the more proactive you should be. There are several things you can do now for yourself or an older loved one to be your own health advocate.
An Adult Day Care Center (ADDC) is a non-residential facility that helps those who need help with daily living activities or supervision for those in cognitive decline. Similar in many ways to childcare but for adults. ADDCs can provide respite care for family in-home caregivers and help allow someone to stay in their home longer.
March 20th, 2023
A good hospice care provider offers compassionate end-of-life care, alleviates pain and symptoms, provides emotional support to the patient and their family, and helps navigate the difficult decisions and challenges of a terminal illness. A loved one's final journey should be comfortable and dignified.
July 17th, 2023
The rapid increase in the senior population presents a looming crisis, placing unprecedented demands on long-term health care, social services, and economies worldwide. As nations grapple with this age wave, proactive strategies you can take now will better position you and your family.
October 22nd, 2024
The journey of aging and disability demands a strategic approach to maintaining support and independence. Discovering and utilizing various assistive tools and resources becomes key, ensuring that individuals can lead a fulfilling and autonomous life, regardless of their challenges.
June 6th, 2023
The growing number of people needing long-term health care also means a bigger spotlight on quality. There are health and safety issues lurking in nursing homes and other facilities. Every family should be aware of the quality of care, either at home or in a facility.
A skilled nursing facility offers skilled care for those with complex care needs who may not be able to get the help they need at other care facilities.
October 22nd, 2019
Who Will Provide Care for Childless Boomers? Many will grow old without family to look after them. With advances in medical science allowing us to live longer and longer issues for these boomers like POA’s and Long-Term Care.
May 1st, 2022
A federal judge has ruled that the State of Washington's first-in-the-nation long-term care plan is a state tax and tossed out a lawsuit attempting to block the program. Several other states planning their own long-term care tax programs.
April 18th, 2022
It is not easy getting your medical records. When you do get them, you will be charged even if you need them to see a specialist. When you apply for Long-Term Care or life insurance, it sometimes takes a long time to get the required records.