As you age, it’s important to make sure that you are clear about your preferences for treatment or care should you become incapacitated. Consider tips on how to plan for end of life care.
When it comes to planning for end of life care, many seniors think they have done all the preparation they can. But sometimes a glimpse at the headlines reveals that even the best prepared seniors can end up at the center of a family argument.
Finding affordable senior housing in major cities across America may be one of the biggest challenges facing the elderly and their loved ones.
Home health aides often take care of aging parents and spouses who need extra help. Here are some questions to ask when hiring in home care.
As the United States ages and people live longer, the need for home care is on the rise. While many aging seniors receive care from unpaid family members, the need for home health aides will increase.
With senior in-home care, your loved one can enjoy a sense of independence and the familiar comfort of home with just the right amount of support. Personalized care by a dedicated in-home caregiver provides your aging loved one with just the right amount of support.
For many people, in-home senior care is the right solution for helping an aging loved one maintain a healthy lifestyle. With senior in-home care, you’ll also get the increased peace of mind that you need to ensure the health and safety of your loved one.
Keeping your identity safe online doesn’t mean you have to change all of your online habits. Here is a brief senior’s guide to protecting your identity online:
In Spring, seniors can be just as prone to slipping and falling as during the winter months. Read on to find out more about how you can safeguard yourself during these transitional months.
If you’re a senior citizen leaving home to visit friends or family this summer, there are a few things that you can do to ensure that things stay safe at home while you are away.
Before leaving your home for a long weekend or vacation, there are many things you need to do, like emptying the garbage and making sure all of your doors and windows are secured. But there are also some less obvious things that can save you trouble, minimize expenses and prevent damage to your home. These simple adjustments can be made within just a few minutes right before you leave.
If you have an adult child with special needs, you may want to consider a special needs trust. A special needs trust can supplement the benefits your child receives from SSI or Medicaid.
