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Change and Your Next Chapter of Life

Change. Do you welcome it, generally resist it, or accept that it will happen and “go with the flow?” Human...

Serving as a guide to help our clients make wise decisions as they face long-term care issues is challenging. No...

Holidays are emotional times. When multiple generations of a family unite to joyously celebrate, the moments are magical and memories...

Last month, long-term care providers celebrated “Residents’ Rights” month. Any effort to improve the quality of care for individuals receiving...

This is the third in a series of articles to explain how some of our clients have experienced claim rejections...

Last week’s article was the first of a series to review how Pennsylvania’s licensing regulations for long-term care facilities, revised...

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

Have you been in the position of assisting a family member or friend make medical decisions when nearing the end...

Last week’s article covered some of the background behind older adults choosing to remain in the workforce. In addition to...

As a rising percentage of our population, “older adults” are influencing the American working world in a number of ways. ...