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September 12th, 2026
Moving to another state doesn’t always end your tax obligations. Your residency status, part year filings, and any unpaid state taxes can follow you after a move, creating responsibilities that continue well beyond your new address.
July 9th, 2026
Illinois has become one of the latest states to expand residents' rights to voluntarily install electronic monitoring devices in assisted living. The new Illinois law extends protections that previously applied only to nursing homes, reflecting a growing national movement toward greater transparency, resident choice, and family involvement in long-term care.
June 12th, 2024
Older adults often need at-home care after being discharged from the hospital. In-home care can make this transition back home easier on your aging parents, offering skilled and custodial care. This care fosters independence and can continue on a regular basis if needed.
July 22nd, 2024
People today are living longer than ever before. However, as we live longer, we may need long-term care and senior living options. Today, there are many advantageous options.
June 21st, 2025
With long-term care demand growing across Oregon, solar incentives are helping senior living communities reduce energy costs and reinvest in better care. Here's how state and federal programs make solar adoption a smart move.
December 10th, 2024
Living with an ostomy can be a significant adjustment for seniors, but with proper care and support, it doesn’t have to limit quality of life. From managing daily routines to addressing emotional well-being, thoughtful strategies can empower older adults to maintain independence and thrive.
February 11th, 2024
Encouraging your older loved one to stop driving can keep them and others safer on the road. This is especially true for older individuals with reduced ability to drive. Helping your loved one come to terms with their driving status can help prevent accidents and ensure peace of mind for families and the broader community.
June 13th, 2026
Millions of adults over age 50 rely on over-the-counter medicines for pain, allergies, colds, and digestive issues. While many OTC products can be used safely when taken as directed, others may increase the risk of falls, confusion, medication interactions, and hospitalizations.
May 11th, 2024
Healthcare and long-term care needs can become more complicated as we age. Thankfully, new technologies are emerging to revolutionize long-term care. These innovations can help personalize the long-term care journey.
June 14th, 2026
California faces a major demographic shift as an aging population drives up long-term care costs, dementia rates and pressure on family caregivers. While the state's Master Plan for Aging aims to address these challenges, many families remain financially unprepared for the high cost of extended care.
May 14th, 2026
Shopping for a car after 60? Older parents need a vehicle? Discover the top-rated vehicles for senior drivers that prioritize safety, comfort, and visibility. Learn what features matter most for you or your loved one.
September 12th, 2026
Although quality time is the ultimate gift, thoughtful presents can still help your elderly parents feel appreciated. Consider gifts that enhance their hobbies, comfort, and connection with loved ones.
