Yesteryear offered two housing options for seniors: your own home or a nursing home. Today there are many options and the list continues to grow. Learn the differences between the various types of communities and facilities, including monthly fees, up-front…
The majority of people will need long term care at some point in their lives. Would you know where to begin when it comes to selecting a community or figuring out how you will pay for the monthly fees? You…
Who is going to take care of my beloved family pets when I die? What documents need to be in place before my teen leaves for college? Where do I store my Estate Planning documents for safekeeping? What can I…
Money can’t buy everything! Learn about those who could have had the best estate plan, but missed the boat in protecting their financial and personal assets. Find out how a proper estate plan can protect what really matters even if…
January 1st always results in new laws. The good news is that it does not need to be complicated or confusing to figure out how it applies to your individual situation. Join us to learn what these changes may mean for…
If you are looking for a nursing home for yourself or a loved one, you want to choose a good facility. But what makes a nursing home good? Though good can be hard to define, some qualities are key to…
Along with our increasing population of adults over 65 is the growing occurrence of dementia. Dementia can be caused by various diseases or conditions and affects a person’s memory and other cognitive abilities to the point of interfering with their daily life.…
You’re walking along a coastline where forest meets sea. You hear the rhythm of crashing waves and see gulls swooping down from a crystal blue sky. A light breeze ruffles your jacket. You take a deep breath of the salty,…
Since its enactment in 1965, the Older Americans Act (OAA) has guided the priorities and operations of key programs and services for the benefit of older adults across the United States. The OAA’s primary objective is to promote the well-being,…
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Medicare beneficiaries who wanted to use virtual health care were few and far between — quite literally. Medicare policy stipulated that to be reimbursed for virtual care, also known as telehealth, a beneficiary had to live…