When a loved one grows elderly or ill and can no longer live independently, you may find yourself facing difficult decisions about his or her personal care. He or she may need long-term assistance with activities of daily living such as dressing, bathing and preparing...
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Long-Term Care
How do you pick the right care facility?
Picking a good care facility is a crucial part of long-term care planning. The decision you make here could have lasting and serious repercussions. So how do you know that you have settled on the right care facility? What steps can you take to pick the best one...
How do you choose a care facility?
Long-term care often comes with a variety of useful aids that can help adults who need assistance getting through daily life. Amenities can include physical, speech or occupational therapy, three meals a day, or even 24-hour supervision. Choosing a care facility is...
How can you save on long-term care?
Saving for retirement is one of the most important things you can do. However, one factor many people disregard is the need for additional assistance and home care as a senior citizen. As with other investments, the sooner you start preparing for long-term care for...
What expenses could endanger your parents’ retirement?
If you are working with your parents on a long term care plan, you want to be sure that your loved ones do not have costs that could deplete their retirement savings. Sometimes people seek an early retirement but still have expenses that they have yet to pay off or...
4 things to look for in the perfect nursing home for your parent
If your aging parent is struggling to maintain a good quality of life without constant care and supervision, it might be time to consider a nursing home. However, this decision requires careful thought and deliberation. There are many factors that contribute to a...
Do middle-aged adults need a long-term care plan?
As your parents' age, you may grow accustomed to helping them with the tasks of daily life. However, there may come a time when you need the services you are currently setting up for your parents. This is why it's important consider the elements of your own long-term...
3 tips for discussing long-term care with your aging parents
When a family member can no longer care for themselves, the conversations you must have with other loved ones are often challenging. The American Association of Retired Persons reports that many individuals find themselves making decisions regarding a parent's or...
Can you help your parents adjust to a nursing home?
A nursing home in New York may provide the most fitting solution to your aging parents' health care needs. However, they may show some apprehension about transitioning to a care facility. Your involvement can not only provide your parents with comfort and reassurance...
The benefits of in-home care and nursing home care
Whether you are fresh out of college or building your family, your older loved ones may find themselves in need of your help along the way. It may be from age, disability or illness, but it happens to many American adults. According to the American Association of...