Author: Dan Strickland

With age, we inevitably must confront issues related to health, finance, and –in many cases–long-term care. While there is much work that you and your loved ones can do to

Aging is a normal part of life that everyone must face in time. As we get older, we all need a bit more help. Whether it comes from loved ones,

According to the Administration on Aging, a person turning age 65 today has a 70% chance of needing some form of long-term care in their lifetime. While most people prefer

As we get older, nearly everyone will experience some degree of memory loss. Caused by changes in both the body and brain, mild memory loss is often negligible, resulting in

According to the U.S. Administration on Community Living, nearly 70% of adults will need long-term care at some point in their lifetime; however, the type of care, its duration, and

For many older adults, moving to a senior care community is a daunting transition. Often, the thought of leaving one’s home is so overwhelming that people stay put, even when