Sometimes Letting Others Care for You Is a Gift Thanksgiving is about gratitude — for family, for love, for connection, and for the people who stand with you through every season of life. But there is a part of gratitude … [Read more...]
New Innovations in Long-Term Care
Welcome to our latest exploration of innovations in long-term care. As we continue to face the challenges of an aging population, it's crucial to stay informed about the latest advancements that can enhance the quality of care and … [Read more...]
Keep Your Policy, Protect Your Assets — Even After the Genworth Lawsuit
Class Action Resolved — But Genworth Still Drastically Hiking … [Read more...]
When the Brain Feels Divine: Seizures, Dementia, and Spiritual Unity
When the Brain Feels Divine: Seizures, Dementia, and the Spiritual Unity Experience Temporal Lobe Seizures, Frontotemporal Dementia, and the Mystery of Spiritual Experience The human brain is capable of extraordinary … [Read more...]
Estate Planning Is Like Ice Cream — The Best Plan Is the One That Doesn’t Melt
July 15 is National Ice Cream Day. And yes — even ice cream has something to teach us about estate planning. When President Ronald Reagan declared July as National Ice Cream Month back in 1984, he called ice cream “a nutritious … [Read more...]
How Can Blended Families and Second Marriages Get Estate Planning Right?
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...]
How Do Recent State and Federal Laws Impact Our Nation’s Caregivers?
Emily Sagle of Stafford, VA, is a full-time caregiver for her 11-year-old son, William. He’s nonverbal, autistic, and suffers from various medical and genetic conditions that make it difficult for him to attend public school. Due … [Read more...]
Top 25 Life Hacks for Seniors with Limited Mobility
“There must be a better way!” For those with limited mobility, this statement likely sounds familiar. While navigating ways to live more comfortably and independently, many turn to medical equipment, which can be helpful but … [Read more...]
Americans Risk Losing Life Savings When CCRCs Go Bankrupt
Bob Curtis, 87, and his wife, Sandy, put down over $840,000 to live in a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) known as The Harborside, following the sale of their home three years prior. The couple expected to spend the … [Read more...]
2025 Key Elder Law Numbers
When Walt Disney said, “Times and conditions change so rapidly that we must keep our aim constantly focused on the future,” his words referenced how inevitable change is, how quickly it can occur, and how we must continuously look … [Read more...]
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