Despite the need for non-medical coverage by an aging population, the future of long term care insurance is in question because of persistent losses and a challenging operating environment within
Recently, I travelled to Cleveland, OH, for “The Elder-Centered Law Practice—Life Care Planning for the Elderly,” a workshop by the Life Care Planning Law Firms
Applying for MassHealth long-term care benefits can be an arduous process. In addition to meeting the restrictive asset and income limits, applicants must submit a long list of materials along
Massachusetts seniors may be at risk due to the lack of government oversight in the home-care industry, according to an excellent article by the New England Center for Investigative Reporting
Everyone wants to age well, and the fact is that for many seniors the idea of leading a sedentary existence is just not very appealing. Now, more than ever, seniors
Ever wonder exactly how much elder care costs in Massachusetts? Well, you may not like the answer. Recently, the MetLife 2011 Market Survey of Long-Term Care Costs was released, detailing
People who have mild cognitive impairment are at an increased risk of going on to develop dementia – although some will remain stable and others may improve. And past work
Last week I was part of a panel of speakers at the Life Planning Exchange (LPX) launch party in Boston. LPX, founded by Lisa A. Maini, is designed to help
Recently I read an article on the various strategies available for achieving success in elder care using the acronym “SOS” to illustrate the path toward creating a positive solution. With
Over the past few months I have had the pleasure of speaking to several groups of seniors and their loved ones about estate planning and
