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Homecare
July 26th, 2023
Shifting Demographics Intensifies Pressures on Family Caregivers - 'Sandwich Generation' Juggles Responsibilities
Multigenerational households are increasing, with middle-aged people facing the responsibility of supporting their older parents and their children, financially, physically, and emotionally. Lack of planning creates a family crisis.
Lifestyle
May 13th, 2026
6 Best Real Estate Strategies for Getting Listings in a Competitive Market
Real Estate professionals face a competitive marketplace. People looking to sell or buy a home or property are looking for skilled professionals to assist them.
Homecare
May 5th, 2022
Caregiver's Stress Major Concern for Family Members
Caregivers face tremendous stress in caring for an older parent or family member. There are other physical demands in addition to emotional burdens that come with caregiving.
Government
May 3rd, 2022
Protection of the Rights of Older People Needed More Than Ever
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, says longevity and the growing need for long-term care worldwide mean that the world needs stronger human rights protections.
Lifestyle
May 2nd, 2022
Adjusting to Retirement: 5 Helpful Tips
If you're getting close to retirement age, you are thinking about retirement. Perhaps you have recently retired, and you're unsure what you should be doing. These five tips will help you chart an enjoyable retirement.
Lifestyle
May 1st, 2022
Older Americans Month Focuses Attention on Older Family and Future Aging
Since 1963 May has been a month to honor older Americans. The challenges aging has on families and finances are numerous. Honoring older adults and planning for future aging will benefit everyone.
Government
May 1st, 2022
Court Throws Out Attempt to Block Washington's Long-Term Care Tax
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.
Lifestyle
April 27th, 2022
Addressing Insomnia - Tools That Can Help with a Better Night's Sleep
Poor sleep quality in older people can cause health and lifestyle problems and increase the risk of falls, affecting many older people. Addressing sleep issues early can improve overall health.
Lifestyle
April 25th, 2022
Housing Options for When You Are Nearing Retirement
Once you retire, will you stay in your current home? How about as you get older, will you downsize? There are various options depending on your budget, desires, and needs. Declining health and long-term care needs should be considered when deciding where you will live in the future.
Homecare
November 6th, 2022
Gadgets Helping Older Adults Live Independently at Home
Few people want to be dependent on others, and as we get older, this becomes harder to avoid. Technology can help older adults remain at home and live more independently.
Government
April 18th, 2022
Legislation Would Make It Easier to Obtain Personal Medical Records
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.
Care Facilities
April 14th, 2022
Labor Crisis in Long-Term Health Care Getting Worse
Labor shortages have increased long-term health care costs and forced some facilities to limit services. Many people are unprepared for the consequences long-term care has on families and finances.