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Hearing for the Holidays

Are you ready for the sights and sounds of the holiday season? People rely on their senses for both essential...

The term “hospice” is probably more familiar to most people than “palliative care.” The concept of hospice care began in...

This week’s article addresses a growing concern our office has seen in recent weeks. A small portion of our practice...

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Many clients come to our office for estate planning services. Other clients come to...

Last week’s article introduced the concept of downsizing and two local companies which are available to assist families with these...

Are thoughts of downsizing and moving paralyzing? The transitions which accompany moving were brought to mind recently when our firm moved to...

If you are enrolled in Medicare, and believe that after your initial enrollment there is nothing else to do, here...

The availability and accessibility of inpatient care and treatment for individuals who are experiencing dementia and aggression is sorely lacking...

Dementia is often utilized as a diagnosis even though it is actually a set of symptoms which can be attributed...

A shortage of long-term care aides threatens the availability and quality of both homecare and care received in a licensed...