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Care Facilities
March 29th, 2026
Identifying Bullying Among Seniors
You usually don’t think of bullies as being seniors. However, with the aging population, understanding this issue, especially in long-term care facilities, is important for the well-being of loved ones.
Lifestyle
December 12th, 2019
Aging Parents are Stressing American Families
Americas boomers are getting older. Just think about it for a second, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones turned 75 in July, 2018. Bug Bunny, yes Bugs is now a...
February 19th, 2022
State Filial Responsibility Laws Getting Kid’s Attention
Filial responsibility laws have been around for a while. But now that Americans are living longer than ever and more require long-term care services, could they become another problem impacting families in the future?
Lifestyle
August 6th, 2018
Who was that Masked Man?
“Everyone in these parts know him mister. Why that’s the Lone Ranger!” Memories of your youth will always to close to your heart. What memories do you have? How will your aging impact your memories as those of your family?
March 10th, 2022
One Million Dollars Might Not Be Enough!
In New Line Cinema's Austin Powers, "Dr. Evil, International Man of Mystery," wanted to hold the world ransom for one million dollars. That is a lot of money for most of us - but is it really a lot of money? It may not be enough to fund retirement expenses and long-term health care when you get older.
Insurance
June 22nd, 2020
STUDY: Caregiver’s Health & Well-Being
A university study shows the obvious. Caregiving is hard on family members. It places substantial burdens on careers and their own families. Long-Term Care Insurance can reduce the burdens if you plan.
Insurance
March 8th, 2026
A Senior-Friendly Home for Now and Your Future
Longevity changes how America plans for their future retirement. This includes real estate. “Senior Ready” homes help you stay at home as you age. Advance planning is required before you retire.
Health
March 11th, 2021
Trusting Information on Long-Term Care Planning Can Be An Issue
According to surveys, Americans' perceptions of the media indicate that many people distrust what they see in the news. Some sources provide reliable and fair information; however, always ask the right questions about what you see. Planning for long-term health care is no exception.
Insurance
May 29th, 2021
Avoid the Big Surprise Coming Your Way After Retirement
Are you and your family ready for the big surprise? Aging happens, and it should not be a surprise. Prepare your family and finances for future changes in health, body, and mind.
Homecare
December 14th, 2019
Shock for Many: Family Caregiving Cost Very High
The AARP says that our nations 40 million unpaid family caregivers are devoting a large portion of their own money toward the care of their loved ones. Most...
Health
March 14th, 2026
Reducing Risk of Dementia Through Lifestyle Changes
Regular physical activity becomes even more important after age 50. Exercise helps protect health, maintain independence, and may reduce the risk of dementia and the need for long-term care later in life.
Health
February 19th, 2022
Medication Nonadherence – an Issue Impacting Health, Especially Older People
Poor medication adherence claims an estimated 125,000 lives a year. Poor medication management is common for those receiving long-term health care at home and even in some facilities. Families should pay particular attention to making sure loved ones take their meds correctly.