America's Long-Term Care Workforce Crisis Is Growing—Why Your Family Should Prepare
July 5th, 2026
James Kelly
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Lifestyle
November 21st, 2017
When Downsizing Home at Age 50+
1 in 3 Americans is now 50 or older. Once kids are gone the wish to downsize is common. Seniors may downsize due to health. Consider health, aging and long-term care in your home choice.
Pets
October 28th, 2024
The Right Dog for Empty Nesters
The kids are out of the house and now you need a new face to look at. Perhaps your older mom and dad need something to keep them active. Having the right dog can be helpful, fun and good for your health and well-being.
Insurance
May 6th, 2022
Tips to Make Family Caregiving Easier
More family members find themselves becoming a caregiver for a parent or other loved one. The job is physically and emotionally demanding. These tips make the job easier for you and your family.
Health
September 2nd, 2025
Conservative Guidelines for High Blood Pressure Will Help You Manage Better Health as You Get Older
Updated guidelines encourage individuals and physicians to be more proactive when dealing with high blood pressure—the goal is to reduce risks of heart attack, stroke, long-term care, and premature death. Don't ignore blood pressure, especially in your 50s when it often first develops.
Lifestyle
September 6th, 2025
Ways Older Family Members Can Keep Their Home Clean
Is your home clean and uncluttered? As we age this becomes a bigger concern and could create health and fall risks which could lead to Long-Term Care. Help older family members unclutter their home.
Homecare
February 9th, 2023
Millennials Being Impacted by Long-Term Care
The consequences of long-term health care are being felt by multiple generations, including Millennials. Many have become caregivers for older parents and grandparents. Their awareness of the problem may make them more apt to prepare themselves.
Care Facilities
March 9th, 2021
Sex in Nursing Homes and Care Facilities
Our longevity doesn’t end our sex life. Sex in Long-Term Care Facilities is a big issue combining concerns of privacy and ability to consent.
Insurance
November 5th, 2025
Home Again for the Holidays. Pay Attention to Aging this Holiday Season
"Home for the Holidays" will be about normal for 2023. There is a good chance you may see loved ones you may not have seen in a while. Take time to notice any aging or health changes in older family members before a crisis occurs. Then, think about your longevity plans.
Government
June 27th, 2022
Advocate for Loved Ones in Long-Term Care
We live in an aging society. With this longevity comes many more people who require long-term health care at home or in a facility. If you have a loved one who needs care now, help is available to help you advocate for them. Then, consider if you are prepared.
Homecare
June 27th, 2025
Taking Care of a Loved One from Far Away
We live in a society today where families are often separated. As parents or other older family members age they will eventually require some type of Long-Term Care.
Government
October 23rd, 2017
IRS 2018 Long-Term Care Insurance Deduction Schedule
Many people are aware that planning in advance for the costs and burdens of aging should be part of your overall retirement plan. Some are unaware of tax incentives of LTC insurance.
Insurance
March 2nd, 2022
Successful Retirement Plan for LGBTQ Adults Includes Long-Term Care Insurance
To the surprise of no one, a recent study shows LGBTQ adults are more likely than the rest of the population to live alone, not have children and be single when they. get older. Planning for long-term care is essential.
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