How to avoid senior financial fraud
Matt, 73, has advanced Parkinson’s disease. When he saw an ad on the Internet for supplements that claimed to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson’s, he got...
Read moreMatt, 73, has advanced Parkinson’s disease. When he saw an ad on the Internet for supplements that claimed to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson’s, he got...
Read moreAfter hours spent sitting by a hospital bed or marking a path through the hallways from pacing, it’s finally time to bring your loved one...
Read moreHearing loss is a common symptom of aging, and it can wreak havoc on our brains. One quarter of U.S. seniors between the ages of...
Read moreSeasonal decorations, a welcoming entrance, a floral scent covering any hint of maladies. So far, so good. It’s your first visit to a senior living...
Read moreLast summer I took out my aunt for an ice cream cone. Chocolate scoops in hand, we took a seat inside and made our best...
Read moreAfter 97-year old Teck Cheney’s last stint in the hospital, his doctor recommended that he go into a nursing home. But his grandson, Derek Spence,...
Read more“What if his treatment doesn’t work?” “What if she never gets better?” “What would my future look like if the person I am caring for...
Read more“There must be something wrong with Jean’s phone,” my mother-in-law Sue said. “She’s the only person I can’t understand when I make a call.” At...
Read moreWhen going through end-of-life planning, most of us think about writing a will, but those are helpful to our loved ones only after we’re gone....
Read moreImagine trying to say “Can you pass the bowl of salad, please?” but instead, it comes out as “Please you the salad can pass of...
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