What You Need To Know to get Your Long Term Care Insurance Claim Paid
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Paying for long-term care (for yourself or a loved one) can be a financial challenge if you don’t know the legal options available to you. How well do you understand your long-term care insurance? Would your insurance company deny your long-term care claim? Let’s make sure the answer is no. Be sure to have a […]
5 Alzheimer’s Home Safety Tips
Sunday, June 30, 2019
Alzheimer’s care becomes increasingly difficult as the disease progresses. Your aging loved one will become more prone to falls and wandering even when safety is your top concern. Of course, you want to keep older adults in your care as safe as possible. Here are 5 suggestions for safety with in-home Alzheimer’s care: Systematically check […]
Monday, June 10, 2019
Early detection really does matter when it comes to Alzheimer’s disease. You want to be sure that you are on top of these warning signs so that you can be on the look-out in the event that the condition begins to set in. Chances are that the individual suffering from Alzheimer’s is not going to […]
How to act around someone with Alzheimer’s
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
It’s hard to watch someone you love deteriorate physically but Alzheimer’s Disease creates unique communication changes and problems, in addition to physical challenges. People in Alzheimer’s care will struggle to express themselves and eventually won’t be able to verbally communicate their needs. One in ten people in the U.S. have a family member in Alzheimer’s […]
When Should You Help Your Loved One Manage Multiple Chronic Conditions?
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
With three out of four Americans over 65 years of age living with one or more chronic medical conditions, you may find yourself responsible for obtaining elderly care for a loved one. When is it time to help with the management of a loved one’s illness? How do you know when it’s time to step […]
Medication Management: Preventing Future Health Problems
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Medications must be taken as prescribed in order to be safe, but older adults often make errors that lead to emergency room visits 450,000 times per year. Not only do seniors take more prescription medications than any other group, but some aging adults are also struggling with memory problems which make their situations worse. Sometimes […]
Veterans Care: Help Applying for Aid and Attendance
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
If you’re a veteran in need of elderly care for yourself or your spouse, be sure you look into Veterans Aid and Attendance benefits as a possibility. Aid and Attendance, with maximum benefits up to $25,000 annually, can potentially assist in paying for long-term elderly care. Applying for veterans assistance can be complicated, so it’s […]
Simple Steps to Prevent Falls in the Home
Friday, March 29, 2019
Taking steps to prevent falls for people in senior care is a priority, especially since falling is a leading cause of injuries for people over the age of 65. Broken bones and other injuries are frightful realities, causing some aging adults to lean toward inactivity, which can then start a downward spiral to depression and isolation. […]
3 Steps to Take Before Filing a Long-Term-Care Insurance Claim
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Insurance companies pay out billions of dollars in benefits annually for long-term senior care insurance claims. Some consumer advocates and lawyers say that many aging adults needing senior care struggle for months, or even years, to have their claims paid. Insurance companies often find loopholes which allow them to deny claims. It’s essential to know […]
How to Tackle the Bathing Challenge
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Hygiene is vital to older adults in senior care and yet this priority often creates resistance and anxiety in seniors needing help. It may be a challenge, but people working professionally in senior care have found specific methods that work best. Here are 10 tips from the experts. Bathing Create a schedule for your loved […]
Fill out the form or give us a call 888-205-9940