How Can Blended Families and Second Marriages Get Estate Planning Right? Blended families are more common than ever, but when it comes to estate planning, things can quickly become complicated. If you or your spouse have … [Read more...]
Can Cats Be Therapy Animals?
Can Cats Be Therapy Animals? Science Says Yes When we think of therapy animals, dogs usually come to mind. But growing evidence — including a fascinating new study published in the journal Animals — suggests that … [Read more...]
Happy Mother’s Day to the Unsung Heroes of Estate Planning
Mothers: The Unsung Heroes of Estate Planning To all the mothers in our community — we see you, we thank you, and we celebrate you. Whether you're a mother, grandmother, stepmom, mother-in-law, or maternal figure in … [Read more...]
FDA Clears First Widely Available Alzheimer’s Blood Test
A Memorial Day Message and a Major Step Forward in Alzheimer’s Diagnosis This Memorial Day, we honor the courage and sacrifice of those who served our country. It’s also a time many families gather — and take a moment to … [Read more...]
Autism and Telepathy: Can "Nonspeaking" Children Actually Communicate?
Autism and Telepathy: Are "Nonspeaking" Children Actually Communicating? What if nonspeaking autistic children aren’t silent at all — but are communicating telepathically or in other ways we don’t yet understand because … [Read more...]
Hallucinations or Vision Loss? The Overlooked Syndrome That Mimics Dementia
Hallucinations or Vision Loss? The Overlooked Syndrome That Mimics Dementia When Vision Loss Looks Like Dementia: Understanding Charles Bonnet Syndrome Families caring for elderly loved ones are often on high alert … [Read more...]
What’s in a Name? “Rehab” vs. “Subacute Care” in Virginia, Maryland, and DC
When a loved one is hospitalized and begins to recover, doctors and discharge planners will often recommend transfer to another facility for ongoing care. But depending on whether you’re in Virginia, Maryland, or the District of … [Read more...]