Medicaid is a health care program funded jointly by federal and state governments, and is available to people who have insufficient resources or income to pay for their own
May is National Elder Law Month! This serves as a reminder to educate the public on the legal issues unique to people as they age. Elder Law is a
Staying physically active provides health benefits for older adults. Moderate exercise can improve health, even for people with diseases that accompany aging. Staying socially active also provides health benefits
Dementia disproportionally impacts women in two ways: women are more likely than men to provide care to a relative with dementia, and women are more likely than men to
Preparing for the loss of a spouse means having conversations that may be difficult. There are a number of things you can do now that will help you avoid
A normal part of the aging process is the decline in cognitive abilities, including a decline in financial skills. A recent study funded by the National Endowment for Financial
Hospitals often play a role in helping patients find Long-Term Care service providers. Case managers or discharge planners will provide a list of Long-Term Care options to the patient
Many new cutting-edge innovations are designed with the needs of older adults in mind. In an effort to design the best products, some companies are garnering feedback from residents
State Veterans’ Homes provide shelter and medical care for our veterans. These homes are designed to offer a sense of belonging that is unique to veterans and to treat
Dementia, which most commonly occurs in conjunction with Alzheimer’s Disease, can be a slow-progressing condition or can cause an almost immediate change in your life. A diagnosis of this
