families Archives - Page 4 of 8 - Keystone Elder Law

Caregiving and Family Conflict Management

There are a number of reasons that conflicts occur when multiple family members are involved in caregiving. Hopefully, there is...

During this year’s election campaign, capturing the vote of Pennsylvania’s seniors should have been a high priority for both candidates...

Is it time to retire from driving? The decision can be a traumatic one for many seniors and their families. ...

Beginning in 1961 and once every decade since, the White House has held a conference on aging to assist lawmakers...

Do you have a need for some type of human service, and don’t know how to access that service, or...

June 15th was designated World Elder Abuse Awareness Day for 2014, and this column marked the event with two articles...

Have you ever thought about planning for long-term care? If you have considered it, chances are that the initial thought...

Last week we discussed dementia as an umbrella term that describes a set of symptoms including impaired memory, judgment, and...

Many people incorrectly use the terms dementia and Alzheimer’s disease synonymously. It is important to understand that dementia is an...

Part of our goal at Keystone Elder Law is to educate seniors and their families about legal, financial, and health...