Long Term Care

3 Signs Your Loved One May Be In Functional Decline

Posted on October 11th, 2011.

Watching a loved one get older can be a difficult thing to endure. Seeing someone who once took care of you reaching a point where they need to be taken care of can be a sad and emotional time, both for you and for your loved one. However, aging is inevitable and as your loved [...]

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Understanding The Stages Of Parkinson’s Disease

Posted on July 27th, 2011.

Over 500,000 people are thought to suffer from Parkinson’s disease here in the United States, and about 50,000 new cases are reported every year. And because the population as a whole is elevating, those numbers will continue to grow as well. Parkinson’s disease involves a variety of symptoms and stages. The symptoms can be mild [...]

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Is It Time For Palliative Care

Posted on July 8th, 2011.

Living with a serious illness is not an easy thing to do. It does not matter if the illness is curable or not – just having to deal with treatments, stress and not feeling good are enough to overwhelm the strongest people. Some people need an extra layer of help and support to get through [...]

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Caregiving for Your Parents from 1000 Miles Away

Posted on May 3rd, 2011.

If you are a long distance caregiver, you may often feel discouraged by the miles that divide you and the one you love.  It can be difficult to feel like you are truly doing everything possible when you are not there to make weekly visits or help them with the grocery shopping.  But remember, whether [...]

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How to Talk to Your Parents about Long Term Care Planning

Posted on March 24th, 2011.

No matter who you are, it can be very difficult to face the idea (or maybe the reality) that your parents will one day be unable to take care of themselves.  Your parents have always been strong and independent.  When this begins to change, it can have drastic implications for the whole family.  You want [...]

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Setting Up an End of Life Care Strategy

Posted on December 7th, 2010.

Death is a difficult thing to discuss.  Many people shy away from it.  We all know the end is inevitable, but we don’t want to talk about it.  Talking about it makes it tangible, makes it feel more real.  But as difficult as it may be, these things need to be discussed so your loved [...]

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7 Tips to Understanding Long Term Care Insurance

Posted on October 12th, 2010.

Finding long term care insurance can be a difficult process.  Whether you are looking for yourself or for a loved one, finding the right policy with the right company is important. Here are a few things to consider as you are searching for coverage. 1. Consider your financial situation- For some the cost of long [...]

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Medicare and Long-Term Care

Posted on October 5th, 2010.

Medicare is the national social insurance program issued by the United States government that provides health care once a citizen reaches the age of 65 or older. While Medicare is something that many seniors look forward to, thinking they will have more of their medical expenses covered. In reality there are many things that may [...]

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Insurance Needs for Today’s Baby Boomers and Seniors

Posted on January 5th, 2010.

If you are taking care of an elderly parent or relative, you may be realizing how difficult it is to keep up with the financial needs for both you and your loved one. Hopefully its also giving you a little insight into the insurance needs of being a senior, and motivating you to get your [...]

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What Is Long Term Care?

Posted on December 4th, 2008.

When Jenny’s mom first went into the hospital, she started doing a few things around her home. She started getting it into order for the day she recovered and came back to resume her normal life. After weeks of recovery, Jenny’s mom did come home – but not in the same state as before she [...]

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