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December 13th, 2025
Most Long-Term Care Insurance claims are approved, and in 2024, $16.8 billion in benefits were paid to policyholders, but denials happen. Learn why, how the claims process works, and how to appeal a denial successfully.
September 25th, 2025
Thinking of retiring somewhere new? The cost of long-term care is a crucial and often overlooked factor. See our breakdown of state-by-state costs to make an informed decision.
September 29th, 2024
Recent research has identified two new risk factors for Alzheimer's disease: vision loss and high LDL cholesterol. Vision loss may reduce sensory input to the brain, while high cholesterol can damage small blood vessels in the brain, potentially accelerating cognitive decline.
July 14th, 2026
Gum disease is linked to chronic conditions like heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer’s, kidney disease, and rheumatoid arthritis, though these associations don’t prove it causes them. Good oral hygiene and regular dental care help reduce inflammation, protect oral health, and support healthy aging.
April 6th, 2024
Chair lifts and elevators allow aging and disabled individuals to navigate their homes safely and comfortably. These solutions empower seniors, helping them live at home despite physical limitations.
July 27th, 2026
Scientists call them zombie cells. As you age, damaged cells called senescent cells stop dividing but do not die, and they build up in your tissues, releasing inflammatory molecules associated with Alzheimer's disease, osteoarthritis, and cardiovascular disease.
April 29th, 2025
Your high school graduation might feel like yesterday, but if you're from the Class of '75 or '85, time has flown. Here's why it's urgent to build a smart retirement and long-term care plan before your memories fade and the cost of care catches you off guard.
February 25th, 2025
Estate planning and aging bring an emotional weight that goes beyond financial decisions—it forces you to confront mortality, aging, family dynamics, long-term care, and the legacy you'll leave behind.
June 19th, 2024
Everyone feels better when they smile, but dull-looking teeth may make some feel insecure about their smile. Older adults who don't smile may face isolation. There are simple home remedies to help you enjoy a whiter smile.
May 29th, 2024
As hurricane season approaches, long-term care facilities are preparing to ensure the safety of their residents. They're taking measures, including securing backup power and practicing evacuation procedures.
December 11th, 2024
Seniors living in long-term care facilities could face serious challenges accessing essential pharmacy services unless Congress addresses flaws in the Medicare reimbursement system. A new report highlighted these concerns, which are critical for over two million seniors nationwide.
December 13th, 2025
You may be hearing more about stem cells, gene editing, and tissue engineering, which promise to repair the body rather than manage symptoms. Regenerative medicine is advancing rapidly, but it is not a cure-all and will not replace the need for long-term care planning.
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