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Insurance
April 23rd, 2026
U.S. Census – America Getting Older
2026 U.S. Census data reveals an aging nation. Learn the realities of long-term care, Medicare's funding gap, and how the Long-Term Care Partnership Program provides dollar-for-dollar asset protection for your retirement
Lifestyle
March 7th, 2022
Three Travel Tips for Seniors
If you are a senior (or know one) traveling is a great thing to look forward to. However, simple tips will make that experience better and provide peace-of-mind for loved ones.
Homecare
March 7th, 2022
Daughters Suffer Serious Stress as Caregivers for Aging Parent: Study
The term "sandwich generation" has been a phrase used to define adult children, usually daughters, who must care for their own family and provide care for an aging parent. Being a caregiver is physically and emotionally demanding. Being prepared will reduce the physical, emotional, and financial stress on the entire family.
Health
June 12th, 2025
Tips for Preventing Knee Pain
Knee pain and knee replacements are becoming commonplace. As you get older, knee problems and other joint pain can make it harder for you to perform everyday activities, and you may knee long-term health care. Preventing knee problems in the first place is helpful.
Health
June 14th, 2022
Strokes – Leading Cause of Long-Term Care
Few people are immune from having a stroke or a TIA (transient ischemic attack). Strokes often lead to needing help with daily living activities or supervision from memory loss. If it happens, would you be prepared?
Health
September 12th, 2020
Skin Care Guide for Bedridden Seniors
With our aging population, chronic diseases that compromise skin integrity such as diabetes and peripheral vascular disease are becoming increasingly common especially in long-term care situations. Careful attention and quality care are key.
Care Facilities
March 8th, 2022
Coping with Sadness and Guilt after Nursing Home Placement
Many people have heard their parents say this at some point, "Whatever you do, promise me you won't put me in a nursing home. " Have you heard these words? There are ways to avoid the guilt of doing what is right for your older parents. But, have you prepared for your aging?
Homecare
October 14th, 2022
Caregivers and Care Recipients Face Sleep Disorders. Can Supplements Improve the Quality of Sleep?
Sleep is an essential part of our well-being. Getting enough sleep is vital. Lack of sleep adversely affects health and quality of life. Older Adults and their caregivers are at increased risk for sleeping problems.
Health
October 4th, 2024
13+ Ways to Fix Your Age-Related Back Pain
Back pain and discomfort are among the most common ailments humans have to deal with. There are many causes, and the treatments vary from medication, physical therapy, chiropractic, massage, and surgery. Our backs get worse over time.
Health
July 26th, 2024
Safe Use of Medications Key to Better Health
As you age, you may face more health conditions that you must regularly treat. Medicines are used to treat diseases and manage health conditions. There are steps you should take to protect yourself and older family members.
Health
June 8th, 2022
Overtired? Your Brain May Eat Itself!
Inadequate sleep can substantially impact your health now and in the future. Cleveland Clinic says more than 100 million Americans are not getting adequate sleep. Dementia is even linked to lack of sleep. Are you tired?
Insurance
May 30th, 2017
Poll Suggests Medicare Should Pay for Long-Term Care
An AP poll suggests most Americans favor government run Long-Term Care services despite other options and the potential impact on taxpayers.