Share the Care or Pull Out Your Hair
Many families will be gathering for the holidays. This is a perfect time to talk with your siblings about sharing the care for aging parents – before anyone loses more hair. Often, families are spread out geographically with one sibling Read More …
Getting ahead
This is the time of year to get ahead of the “end of year pile-up” that occurs when it’s open enrollment season for everything medical and the calendar year deductibles need to be revisited. If you prepare now for the Read More …
Time Out
Ever wonder why your elder gets so grumpy after a wonderful outing with you and your family? They just had a great time! We just had some family togetherness! Well, their time away from their home base may have exceeded Read More …
An Intervention for Seniors – Guest Blog by Attorney Virginia Hammerle
Convincing your parents that they need to share their personal and financial information with you can be challenging. But sharing information is best for everyone in the family.
Love Has No Age Limit
Next Wednesday is Valentine’s Day and most of you will be spending it with your sweethearts and children. Remember your elder would probably like some love too.
New Year, New View
What is the most frequently heard answer to my question “How are your parents doing?” It is “My parents are doing great now.” I understand the need to believe that your parents are doing well. I’ve been there and I’ve Read More …
Give Yourself 3 Holiday Gifts
In the midst of the hubbub, it’s often ourselves that we short first as we juggle the responsibilities of caring for our elders in addition to all the other pressures felt at this time of year. Here are 3 ways Read More …
MediClarity
Medicare can be confusing, frustrating and a blessing all in the same thought. Here’s a quick layout of Part A and Part B coverage.
Talking Turkey
Now’s the time – the time to talk about the future, about wishes & preferences, about where, when and how. It’s Turkey Time and the gang’s all together.
A Plan for All Seasons
Plan now for where your elders will live as they age. Get their vision for what they want to happen if they need care or accommodations for an illness. Having a plan is the key. It reduces the stress, eases Read More …