Insurance
November 22nd, 2024
Long-Term Care Insurance: Why 'Putting it on Hold' Could Be a Costly Mistake
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Heart disease is a chronic condition responsible for thousands of deaths in the U.S. each year. In this article, we'll explain what heart disease is, how to prevent it, and how to care for someone with heart disease.
Lifestyle
April 4th, 2024
Boomers at 65: Wealthier, Healthier, but Facing Long-Term Care Challenges
4.1 million Americans are reaching the retirement age of 65 this year. This silver tsunami will have a huge impact on long-term care, straining families and finances. As more people age, the growing demand for eldercare services will amplify the need for comprehensive planning.
Care Facilities
January 9th, 2024
Affordability of Senior Living - Are You and Your Loved Ones Prepared?
Senior living and future long-term care affordability is critical for you and your loved ones. Ensure you're well-prepared to make informed decisions about your future housing and care needs before you get older and have substantial health changes.
August 19th, 2026
Why Women's Health Changes After Menopause and the Screenings You Need
Menopause marks the end of reproductive years, but it also marks the beginning of a new phase of health that can last 30 years or more. Changes in estrogen levels affect bone strength, heart health, metabolism, sleep, and disease risk.
Care Facilities
November 10th, 2025
Medical Errors and Complications in Surgery After Age 45: Why Every Procedure is Not Routine
You never think of surgery as routine when it’s your body or your parent’s. Common operations turn into rehab, and sometimes long-term care, when complications, errors, and Medicare rules collide.
Pets
December 4th, 2024
Psychiatric Service Dogs Combating Social Isolation and Loneliness in Seniors
Psychiatric service dogs provide seniors with emotional support and companionship, alleviating the effects of social isolation and loneliness. By fostering daily routines, encouraging social interactions, and offering unconditional love, these dogs can help improve overall quality of life.
Health
May 6th, 2024
Scoliosis and Aging: A Curved Path - Managing Challenges as We Get Older
Many people associate scoliosis primarily with children, yet it can develop as you age, and those aging with scoliosis may face complications that necessitate medical treatment, surgery, and long-term care.
Care Facilities
September 2nd, 2025
Illinois, Rhode Island, New Mexico Lead U.S. in Nursing Home Penalties
Illinois ranks worst in the U.S. for nursing home penalties, with Rhode Island and New Mexico close behind. Assisted living and memory care show troubling violations but lack national oversight. Medicaid remains the dominant payer for long-term care.
Health
September 1st, 2024
Vulnerability of Older Adults to Cuts and Wounds: A Closer Look at Natural Healing Methods
Older adults are vulnerable to cuts and wounds due to thinner skin, slower healing processes, and chronic conditions. Exploring natural healing methods, such as nutrient-rich diets and herbal remedies, can help manage these challenges more effectively.
Homecare
November 23rd, 2024
Navigating Life with an Aging Loved One: Strategies for Support and Care
Navigating life with an aging loved one requires compassion, planning, and the right resources to ensure their comfort and independence. From exploring community support to leveraging long-term care options and LTC Insurance benefits, proactive strategies can ease the challenges of aging while strengthening family bonds.
August 2nd, 2026
How GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic Can Affect Your Health—and Your Long-Term Care Insurance Application
GLP1 medications including Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound all mimic a natural gut hormone that slows digestion and signals fullness to the brain. They can produce both health benefits and side effects and, in some cases, may influence LongTerm Care Insurance underwriting.
