Elder Care Journey
The following Elder Care Journey is the true story of one family and the variety of circumstances related to aging which they experienced over a four year period. The complexity of these issues was overwhelming for the family. Our staff members feel honored to have walked this journey with them, providing guidance related to their care needs while ensuring their financial goals. It is our desire to provide families with peace of mind and promote their dignity and independence. The names of people and places in this story have been changed to protect their privacy. We hope this journey will help you better understand the scope of our services.
Elder Care Journey Part 7
Six prior installments of Bill and Sue’s “Elder Care Journey” began in May 2020, with an update last week. To experience this family's elder care journey from the beginning, read the first six parts of Bill and Sue’s story here:...
Elder Care Journey Part 6
To highlight Elder Care month, we published a five-part “Elder Care Journey” in May of 2020. If you want to experience the journey from the beginning, you may read the first five parts of Bill and Sue’s story here:...
Elder Care Journey: Part 5 of 7
If you want to experience the journey from the beginning, you may read the first three parts of the story here: https://keystoneelderlaw.com/elder-care-journey/ . Part three concluded last week with Bill feeling lonely and depressed because he missed the cheerful...
Elder Care Journey: Part 4 of 7
If you want to experience the journey from the beginning, you may read the first three parts of the story here: https://keystoneelderlaw.com/elder-care-journey/ . Part three concluded last week with Bill feeling lonely and depressed because he missed the cheerful...
Elder Care Journey: Part 3 of 7
Parts one and two of this journey can be found here: https://keystoneelderlaw.com/elder-care-journey/ As part two of Bill and Sue’s elder care journey ended last week, Keystone Elder Law had helped Bill use the legal rights granted by little known federal...
Elder Care Journey: Part 2 of 7
Last week we introduced part one of Bill and Sue’s elder care journey, which began when the 68-year-old Sue could not return home from the hospital after a stroke. Instead, Sue was discharged to the Regal Rehabilitation Facility for Medicare-funded rehabilitation. If...
Elder Care Journey: Part 1 of 7
Keystone Elder Law’s commitment to community education extends many opportunities in addition to this weekly column. Our usual offerings include the hosting of free monthly information meetings with other caregiving organizations, and question and answer sessions open...
