The legalization of marijuana is on the ballot in California this November, but California isn’t the only part of the country where marijuana is making news. The use of marijuana for medical purposes is being debated around the nation—especially as concerns elderly...
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Plan Ahead to Avoid Financial Pitfalls in 2011
A recent article in U.S. News and World Report points out that although “the Great Recession may technically be over... Consumers [still] don't want to spend and are still slowly digging their way out of the mountain of mortgage and personal debt that helped fuel the...
What “The Cost of Aging” Means Today
“The cost of aging” used to mean failing eyesight, bodily aches and pains, and maybe the loss of your teeth; but nowadays “the cost of aging” can mean the loss of your happy marriage! With growing numbers of senior citizens being diagnosed with debilitating elderly...
Help for Alzheimer’s Patients AND Their Caregivers
Shakespeare said that old age is a return to childhood; without teeth, without voice... and in the case of Alzheimer’s patients, without memories. But if the elderly have to endure the drawbacks of childhood, shouldn’t they get some of the benefits too? The Family...
How to Help Your Elderly Parents When You Live Far Away
We've written often on this blog about the concerns that caregiver children have for their elderly parents, but that’s only one side of the story. Many families also have an adult child living far from home, and though the concerns of the long-distance child may be...
Caregiver Compensation Agreements Benefit Elders AND Caregivers
Caring for an aging relative is hard work. Many of the people who serve as caregivers admit that they often feel as if they have two jobs—their day job, and the part-to-full-time job of caregiver. If you consider that in our fast-paced society time is money, then most...
Will Long-Term Care Living Arrangements Prevent You from Leaving an Inheritance?
In our last post we wrote about what matters most when choosing a long-term care living situation, suggesting that it’s not always the place that matters most, but the mind-set of the elderly person who will be living there, and how involved that person is in the...
What Matters Most When Choosing a Long-Term Care Living Situation?
Elderly people and their families can spend months—sometimes years—looking for the perfect long-term care living arrangement. Most families try to avoid the nursing home option to the very end, believing that assisted living or small residential care homes provide a...
The Next Step In Elderly Home Care
Many adult children of an aging parent get to a point in their parent’s care where they feel they have only two options: move their parent in with them so that they (or their spouse) can provide around-the-clock care, or move their parent into a nursing home. Reaching...
Falling Through the Cracks
Our country may be facing a simultaneous growth and recession... unfortunately, according to journalist John Leland, the two seem to be at odds. What we are referring to is the growth of the elderly population and the recession of funds available to help this aging...
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