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Category: Eldercare decisions

A Gift from Mom

Posted onMay 5, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne Blankenship1 Comment

  Moms give us the gift of life and continue to give us gifts throughout our childhood and long into our adult years. One of those gifts from my mom is the importance of ADVOCACY. It’s advocacy that has made a Read More …

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Elder Advocacy, Eldercare decisions, Emotional Issues Caring for an Aging Parent, Responsibilities Caring for an Aging Parent, Uncategorized

Pluses and Minuses of Retail and Mail Order Pharmacies

Posted onApril 21, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Wondering whether to make a switch to mail order for your elder’s medications? Wishing you knew if there was really a difference? Do you like ordering things online? Or, do you prefer the personal touch?

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, Responsibilities Caring for an Aging Parent

One Gift = Many Bonuses

Posted onApril 13, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Donating a body to science is a wonderful gift that pays bonuses in so many ways. If you haven’t considered a body donation for yourself or your elders, I’d recommend that you put it on your TO DO list. Why? Read More …

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Emotional Issues Caring for an Aging Parent, End of Life Decisions, Gift Giving

4 Ways to Find the Right Home Health Workers

Posted onMarch 30, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Do your parents need care in their own homes? Do they need additional help at an assisted living facility? Are you nervous about finding the right person for the job?

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Elder Advocacy, Eldercare Checklists, Eldercare decisions, Responsibilities Caring for an Aging Parent

Long Term Care Insurance choices giving you a headache?

Posted onMarch 24, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Is the thought of purchasing long-term care insurance for your elders giving you a headache? Well, here’s a little pain relief. As we discussed in last week’s blog, long-term care – care for your elders when they cannot perform two Read More …

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Long-Term Care

Finding the Pot of Gold

Posted onMarch 17, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Are you wondering how your parents will pay for their long-term care whenever they may need it? Long-term care insurance could be their pot of gold.

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Long-Term Care

A Time and Place for Being “Controlling”

Posted onMarch 2, 2016May 13, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

There is at least one instance where being “controlling” is a good thing – it’s when you or your loved one leave an Advance Directive. You are giving orders through a piece of paper when you can’t otherwise make your Read More …

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Responsibilities Caring for an Aging Parent

Who needs to know your nose is in their business?

Posted onFebruary 24, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Legal documents like power of attorney (POA) are not just nice to have ahead of time with eldercare; they are imperative if you are going to be an effective advocate, representative or participant in the care of your parents and Read More …

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Elder Advocacy, Eldercare Checklists, Eldercare decisions, Medicare, Uncategorized

Putting Your Nose in Their Business

Posted onFebruary 17, 2016AuthorSuzanne Blankenship2 Comments

Do your parents have their documents in order to give you or someone else in your family the right to conduct business for them or make medical decisions for them in case of an emergency? These documents are called Powers Read More …

CategoriesBlog Header, Caregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Responsibilities Caring for an Aging Parent

Seven Ways Old People Can Get You Fired (Part 2)

Posted onJanuary 27, 2016AuthorSuzanne BlankenshipLeave a comment

Is the responsibility feeling heavy?  Do you wonder how you can do this and still keep it all together – your job, your family, your sanity?  Eldercare is tough.  But being organized can take a few layers of stress off Read More …

CategoriesCaregiver Tips, Eldercare decisions, Emotional Issues Caring for an Aging Parent, Responsibilities Caring for an Aging Parent

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