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The November Election and Aging – Keystone Elder Law – Mechanicsburg, PA

Our presidential candidates are in the news on a daily basis. Some folks may already know who they plan to...

Last week’s article about falls and older adults may have some people who live alone wondering what will happen to...

The ending to this classic line from a 1980’s television commercial is well known. While the commercial tried to depict...

Polypharmacy is a term that is used to describe a situation in which an individual is taking multiple medications. The...

A loved one is experiencing changes in his/her behavior, thinking skills, and/or general emotional state. Family members may initially attribute...

In a previous article we explained that using an irrevocable trust can be the best way to preserve the family homestead for...

In our society, the term “caregiver” has been traditionally associated with the role of women. As our older population continues...

What happens to the family home when an elderly loved one needs long-term care in a facility? This issue has...

Our last article focused on the availability of Ombudsman services to empower and assist residents in identifying and exercising their...

Two weeks ago, we introduced the concept of Residents’ Rights for individuals who receive long-term care services. Throughout the Commonwealth...