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Lack of Local Treatment For Individuals with Dementia and Aggression: Part II

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

Have you ever heard or read a news report about nursing home residents receiving certain medications primarily to keep them...

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

When many families consider obtaining help for a loved one to stay at home, often private home care is the...

When the general population considers the concept of long-term care, I would venture to say that this concept is closely...

Last week, Attorney Dave Nesbit’s article focused on the PA Senate’s current consideration of a proposal to create an Advance...

Over the past few years, much attention has been devoted to the American family dinner, with studies suggesting that children...

Do you have elderly loved ones who are still living independently in their own home? After spending time with them...

Are you nearing retirement and thinking about purchasing a different home for your retirement years? Perhaps you’ve lived in “the...

My wife and I just returned from a vacation on the Outer Banks. We celebrated my 60th birthday a few...