According to the WHO, one in six people over the age of 60 experienced some form of abuse from 2021 to 2022. Two-thirds of staff members at nursing homes and long-term-care facilities admitted they committed abuse during that same period.
Moving into a nursing home should improve an older adult's safety and quality of life. Understanding common injury risks and taking an active role in a loved one's care can help families reduce preventable harm.
Today's tax laws and planning opportunities have created a unique environment for individuals and families looking to preserve wealth and protect future generations. Taking advantage of these opportunities now may provide benefits for years to come.
Many older adults hope to remain in their own homes as they age. With thoughtful planning and practical safety measures, aging in place can provide greater independence, comfort and peace of mind.
This guide covers key strategies for creating, updating and coordinating estate plans to protect assets and ensure that they are distributed according to your wishes.
By Susan Lazarchick & Jill Reinheimer, Care Coordinators For many families in our community, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia are deeply personal. They affect not only the person living with the disease, but also spouses, children, grandchildren, friends and caregivers who walk alongside them. This October, our community has an opportunity to come […]
