Elder Law Archives - Page 7 of 18

Re-Inventing the “County” Home

Re-Inventing the “County” Home If you were starting to look for skilled nursing care for a loved one, would Claremont,...

The Ins and Outs of Medigap Policies Last week we discussed some basic information about Medicare and the Medicare open...

Medicare Open Enrollment: What You Should Know Newsflash! If you are enrolled in Medicare, the new health insurance exchanges DO...

A Special Family Tree Genealogy research is a popular activity among seniors. There are a number of websites devoted to...

Are You “Banking” for A Healthier Future? Do your joints ache, or your bones creak? Does your back complain when...

Are You Planning To “Hit the Road” This Fall? Fall is a beautiful time to travel with cooler weather, fewer...

Do You Need an Irrevocable Funeral Trust? By Dave Nesbit An Irrevocable Funeral Trust (IFT) is a useful tool for...

What Can You Do About Alzheimer’s Disease? By Dave Nesbit Alzheimer’s disease is America’s sixth leading cause of death. Deaths...

Planning Ahead for Fido and Fluffy Do you think of your pets as property or members of the family? What...

The words dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease are often used interchangeably. Exactly what do these terms mean? Let’s start with dementia....