When an elderly loved one is in danger, we hope that someone will alert us or that we will be able to recognize the signs ourselves. Unfortunately, that does not always happen, as we discussed in a previous post about why elder abuse and neglect often go unreported....
Month: January 2022
Mediating disputes regarding a loved one’s care needs
When someone you love is ill and requires significant and ongoing care, it is not unusual to experience stress, grief, fear and sometimes depression due to your loved one's condition. This emotional environment can fuel disputes and conflicts among those interested in...
Is it time for your parent to move to a nursing home?
It can be difficult to accept that a parent needs more help than they are getting. If you are taking care of your parent or they are ill, you may be wondering: Is it time for my parent to move to a nursing home? Assessing their condition Nursing homes provide a range...
Medicaid planning dos and don’ts
If you are thinking about the future and how you can plan wisely for life after retirement or incapacity, one area you may well be interested in is long-term care Medicaid. The benefits available through this program are often crucial for recipients. These include...
Planning priorities when a loved one has dementia
Millions of people live with dementia. These people and their families experience a host of challenges on a daily basis, but those who have a care plan in place can make this incredibly difficult time a little easier for everyone. In a review of dozens of studies...
