When Hoarding Becomes a Warning Sign in Aging Adults
Awareness of hoarding disorder has grown as media attention has shone a spotlight on what it’s like to suffer from […]
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Understanding the Advance Directive for Health Care in Georgia
Guest Blogger: Allison L. Byrd, Associate Attorney with Morgan & DiSalvo, P.C. In Georgia, an Advance Directive for Health Care allows you to clearly communicate your medical wishes in case you are ever unable to speak for yourself.
How to Outsmart Scammers: Stay Alert and Protect Yourself
Senior scams and dishonest behavior are nothing new and have been around since humans have coexisted. However, technology has changed
Why Long-Term Care Planning Matters More Than Ever
Guest blogger: Curtis L. Turner III, CLU®, ChFC®, GFS®, Executive Ideas, Inc. As we age, the question isn’t just who
Things You May Not Know About Your Parents as They Age
While your parents may have been a source of strength and authority for most of our lives, it’s important to
Tips to Help Seniors Avoid Tax Fraud
Guest Blogger: Lolly Ward, LMW Personal Financial Services Tax fraud is a growing concern for seniors, who are often targeted
Disaster Preparedness Tips for Seniors
The wildfires burning in Southern California recently have brought a stark reminder of how disaster can strike unexpectedly and unfold
Respite Care for When Family Caregivers Need Help
Respite care is elder care that benefits older people as well as their families. Unlike transitional care, which helps a
Hearing Loss Awareness Highlights Connection with Dementia
This October, several leading health organizations are raising awareness on the importance of good hearing health and the health effects
Decoding the Terms: Transitional Care vs. Respite Care
When it comes to taking care of older loved ones, you may have heard the terms ‘transitional care’ and ‘respite