by The National Care Planning Council A key deficiency in the process of planning for long term care occurs when seniors fail to provide for

Informal caregivers are family, friends and volunteers who provide care and support for an aging loved one. These selfless individuals are rarely paid for their

Getting older is scary to both the person getting older and their family. Many questions arise when we think about retirement and aging. Most of

Among the myriad of wonderful ideas available to caregivers for coping with the care of a loved one, some strategies that can influence the attitude

Arthritis affects millions of people of all ages, including children (1 in every 250 children in the United States each year). From 2010-2012, nearly 50%

By Valerie Buck We all love our aging parents. In certain situations, a portion of our love must be devoted to assisting parents who have

1. Getting old is financially scary No matter how much money one may have, thinking about covering the expenses associated with aging or dealing with

What is Available for Help? When the need for long term care becomes necessary one of the most asked questions is, “What is available for