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Experienced, Compassionate Legal Guidance For The Issues Of Aging
If an aging parent or other close family member has an age-related medical emergency, concerned family members must act promptly to protect them. A stroke, major fall or dementia diagnosis can undermine an older adult’s independence. They may require immediate care...
Do you have a family member or loved one who struggles to care for themself because of a physical or mental condition? You may be responsible for caring for your loved one with special needs. Your loved one may require transportation, around-the-clock care, medical...
Sometimes, it becomes apparent that someone who is attempting to live by themselves is no longer capable of doing so safely. Family members may then have to convince an older adult or the courts that a move to an assisted living facility is necessary. We often delay...
You have observed your father – a once active and gregarious man – transform into a shadow of his former self after he suffered a series of strokes. He walks with a wobble and can no longer drive. His balance is poor. He occasionally repeats himself and forgets...
Seniors can require the same services and supports that younger parties require. However, tailoring these offerings can be crucial to better meeting the needs of vulnerable adults. As your parent gets older, it can be helpful to know of some senior-specific services...
When someone you love is ill and requires significant and ongoing care, it is not unusual to experience stress, grief, fear and sometimes depression due to your loved one's condition. This emotional environment can fuel disputes and conflicts among those interested in...
Millions of people live with dementia. These people and their families experience a host of challenges on a daily basis, but those who have a care plan in place can make this incredibly difficult time a little easier for everyone. In a review of dozens of studies...
Effective care planning can ensure people receive long-term, comprehensive care as they get older or become incapacitated. However, there are situations in which the support a person needs is immediate and acute. Under these circumstances, crisis intervention...
When someone gets hurt or sick and is incapacitated, family members or others must make decisions for this person. And if there is no plan in place to guide them through these decisions, conflicts and disputes could erupt and jeopardize relationships, not to mention...
If you are looking into nursing home care for yourself or a parent, you likely have a list of priorities. You may focus on cost, location and the services provided above all else. You also should feel confident that the priorities of a facility align with yours. For...