As a senior living in Connecticut have you given any thought to long-term care planning? With less than half of all Americans today having an estate plan, it is not surprising even fewer have planned for their long-term care needs. What is long-term care planning? Long-term care planning addresses the need for a possible future […]
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Are you a senior adult looking for the steps you can take now to prevent the long-term consequences of a fall? You are probably very aware that falling may cause critical injuries and have long-term effects on your overall health. However, there is good news because most falls are preventable. We encourage you to research
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Have you noticed that your parents are beginning to slow down, not as active as they once were and seem to do less and less? Do they live nearby? Do you routinely check in with them? Have you taken any time to talk about their future plans? As your parents age and while they have
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Do you have a loved one experiencing memory loss? Has your loved one had a diagnosis of what is causing the memory loss? If the memory loss is caused by dementia, it is a general term for a decline in his or her mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life. If the diagnosis
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Do you have aging parents you and your family care for? During the COVID-19 crisis, were you and your family concerned about how you would be able to respond to a health care crisis involving your aging parents? The pandemic left many of our senior loved ones unable to care for themselves and often families
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Are you looking for a few tips to help you care for the aging seniors in your life this month, and throughout the year? Do you also want to honor and celebrate the senior adults in your life? If your answer is yes, were you aware that every May is National Older Americans Month? Across
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Our geriatric care manager and elder law attorneys can help you with a senior who stays at home but needs home care assistance, transportation, and a care plan.
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The Northeast Law Center’s Geriatric Advocacy Team pairs geriatric care management with elder law attorneys to solve common problems for the elder in your family.
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Being prepared for a long-term illness, disability, or reduced physical ability is crucial to making your final years comfortable and dignified. Many seniors find themselves with a plan for how they want to be treated in their final years, but no plan for how to pay for it.
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