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Families who move their elderly loved one into senior living don’t always fully understand the emotions and transitions for the seniors themselves.
Read this most interesting approach a middle age person has to gain an understanding of the emotions the senior has when making this big life change.
Very unique blog entries authored by Steve Gurney about [...]

An article in the Wall Street Journal “Relatives Can Be Paid to Look After Elderly” concerns me. 
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123197145248583055.html
With jobs being lost in numbers the United States has not experienced since wartime in the 1940’s, more and more families have a member that has joined the league of the unemployed. They are the ones taking on the [...]

I find the “Aging of American” quite remarkable. It is a known fact that people are living 30 years+ past retirement!
U.S. Census figures show about 50,000 American are over age 100, with close to 1400 Supercentenarian  over age 110. The oldest human documented as such, was a French woman. She passed away in 1997 at [...]

Most parents do not want to be a burden to their children. They also want to maintain their own lives and live with dignity, as independently as they can. Sure there is a realization that their home may no longer be the best option. But before mom and her children think of building a “granny [...]

In most situations the entire monthly fee, including room rate, food and care services for assisted living is tax deductible as a medical expense.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was signed into Federal law in 1996. To be eligible to deduct for senior living at a senior living facility, there must be a [...]

  

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