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Aging Safely in Your Own Home: A Comprehensive Guide

Aging Safely in Your Own Home: A Comprehensive Guide

This is the first installment in a series of blogs addressing planning for the future.  Later topics will include: In-Home Care vs. Assisted Living, Legal Considerations and Aging, Nursing Home Red Flags, Is it Time for Memory Care, Caregiving from a Distance: Strategies for Nurturing From Afar, and Navigating the Caregiver Journey: Resources and Practical

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What is Care Management?

What is Care Management? Geriatric Care Managers Advocate for Older Adults — and Their Caregivers. Can Care Management Help You? Are you part of the Sandwich Generation caring simultaneously for your aging parents and your children?  Do your aging parents live far away making the logistics of managing their care challenging?  You are not alone. 

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To Drive Or Not To Drive

With the end of the tax year approaching December is Car Donation Month. There are some great reasons to donate your old car:  get a tax donation (SAVE MONEY!);  get that old car towed for free  (SAVE MONEY!);  no more insurance, registration, or maintenance costs (SAVE MONEY!);  no annoying paperwork to deal with, charities will

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Promoting Eye Health

According to the CDC, over 3.4 million Americans 40 years of age and older are legally blind. Some of the most common causes of blindness in America include diabetes, glaucoma, cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. Eye health is an important component to overall health and wellbeing. For adults who wish to age in place, eye

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