End-of-Life Healthcare: A Vital Discussion with Your Doctor

As we mentioned in our blog last week about end-of-life preparations, end-of-life healthcare is an essential topic that often goes undiscussed until it’s too late. Along with your family, engaging in open conversations with your doctor about preparing for end-of-life care is not only responsible but also empowers you to make informed decisions that align

 

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End-of-Life Preparations and Why Talking Matters

In the journey of life, there comes a time when we must face the inevitability of mortality. While it may be an uncomfortable topic for many, discussing and preparing for end-of-life care is an essential aspect of responsible living. The term “End-of-Life Preparations” encompasses various crucial decisions and arrangements that can significantly impact our well-being

 

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BREAKING NEWS: Medicare Rehabilitation Standards Updated

If you are 65 years or older, then you already know that Medicare is primary health insurance for many. Yet, there has been a recent, but long-awaited, development to help protect certain coverages. The Medicare Fact Sheet has been updated to reflect appropriate standards for Medicare rehabilitation and “plateauing” seniors. So what does this mean

 

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Exposing Elder Exploitation: Unveiling the Culprits Behind Senior Financial Abuse

In our last blog, we discussed some of the penalties and consequences associated with those guilty of elder abuse and exploitation. But who are the primary perpetrators of elder abuse? And what are the signs to look for when exposing elder exploitation? Elder exploitation can be perpetrated by various individuals or groups. It’s important to

 

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