Posts Tagged ‘aging parent’

Choosing and Evaluating a Nursing Home

Choosing a nursing home for your aging parent or loved one is a daunting task. In an AARP article 89%, over the age of 45, of people surveyed, desire to stay home in lieu of any other type of residential facility. No person wishes to live in a nursing home. And, typically, the search takes place in CRISIS mode, when discharge is impending from the hospital or it's no longer possible to provide home care. Here are a few pointers that may help you choose and evaluate the nursing home: Location, location, location. Location is the most important factor in…

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Elder mediators say their profession is growing as baby boomers seek help with their aging parents.

If you are dealing with some of the thorny family issues that often arise as loved ones age – such as disputes over inheritances, where an elderly parent may live, what type of care may be necessary, and who will pay for it – you are not alone. And if you think your family could use a “professional referee,” it may be time to consider consulting an “elder mediator.” According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, elder mediators say their profession is growing as baby boomers seek help with their aging parents. “Our clients tend to be well-educated, successful…

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With the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease for your aging parent, it is an alarming event for them and the family.

Receive a FREE copy of Senior Life Care Planning’s Alzheimer’s Caregiving Strategies. These strategies include, how to cope with caregiving, financial and legal concerns.

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