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Essential Estate Planning Tips for Your Aging Parents When Facing Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s Disease is a heartbreaking diagnosis, but were you aware that it affects millions of families each year? As your parents age, the potential for cognitive decline becomes a significant concern, making it more crucial than ever to ensure that their estate plan is comprehensive and up to date. The progression of Alzheimer’s can… Read More »
How to Support Your Aging Parents in Choosing a Medical Alert System
As your parents age, ensuring their safety and well-being becomes a top priority. One effective way to provide them with peace of mind and quick access to help in emergencies is by choosing a reliable medical alert system. These systems can be lifesavers, providing immediate assistance at the touch of a button. With numerous… Read More »
3 Important Conversations to Have with Your Aging Parents as Soon as Possible
Do you and your aging parents get together often for visits with the grandchildren and to just enjoy each other and reminisce? As you discuss the past and your childhood with your parents, do you find that your parents have always been there for you with support and guidance? Now that your parents are… Read More »
Ways You Can Help Prevent Falls for Florida Seniors
Are you aware that when a Florida senior adult falls it can cause devastating injuries and have long-term effects on the overall health of the Florida senior? However, there is good news because most falls are preventable. Are you interested in finding ways to prevent Florida seniors from falling? Keep reading! You can reduce… Read More »
Why Do Trusts Often Fail?
Are you wondering whether you should have a trust? Are you unsure what a trust is? A trust is an estate planning tool that you, the grantor, can place all your assets into. It is highly recommended that you have a Florida estate planning attorney help and advise you in the creation of your… Read More »
Using Technology to Help Aging Loved Ones Stay at Home Longer
Do you have aging loved ones in your family living independently? Are you concerned about their health, safety and isolation? Have you and your family thought about encouraging your loved ones to use the right technology to reach out to their doctors, family and friends? Everyone should discuss whether certain apps or devices might… Read More »
Key Tips For Helping An Aging Loved One With Dementia
Has your aging loved one recently found out that he or she has dementia? Is your loved one concerned, anxious or scared about this diagnosis? In fact, these emotions can be even more harmful to your loved one’s mental health. We know that this is a difficult time for you and your loved one…. Read More »
Little Known Mistakes Families Can Make When Supporting Aging Loved Ones
Do you and your family have aging loved ones you care for? Do you and your family have a plan for the care of your loved ones should your loved ones suddenly fall ill or have an accident? The COVID-19 crisis has forced many families to face how they would respond to a health… Read More »
The 5 Point Nursing Home Checklist You and Your Loved Ones Need
Are your loved ones having to face the difficult decision about moving into a nursing home in the next year? Have they asked you to help them find a place? How do you choose the right nursing home? What challenges are ahead for you and your loved ones? As you think about where your… Read More »
4 Ways You Can Care for Florida Seniors During National Elder Law Month
Did you know that May is National Elder Law Month? This month-long celebration focuses on our aging Florida seniors and any help they may need. During the month, in addition to an increased awareness of the needs of our senior population, communities across the nation and adult family members are encouraged to get involved…. Read More »
