The following is a guest post from a friend who is living what many of my clients’ families undergo every day. Helping our aging loved ones can be challenging. I hope the advice offered from this real story is of comfort and assistance. Not-So-Independent After All My...
November is National Long-Term Care Awareness Month, and Thanksgiving is a good time to get your friends and family to think about long-term care. If you’re planning to spend time with aging parents and relatives during the holiday season, that can be a great time to...
At a certain point, adult children and their aging parents might find themselves in a reversal of roles, with the children taking control and making important decisions about the parents’ finances, medical care and other day-to-day needs. The transition might be...
Twenty years ago, Natalie Stanger started a company to “help seniors do the things they could no longer do or didn’t want to do,” and it’s kept her busy ever since. Natalie talks about how she got into the world of geriatrics and found her niche as a Daily...
It’s tax time and we all know how daunting it is to put together the package of documents for your accountant or other tax preparer. The document that seems to scare us the most is the tax organizer, the document your accountant sends you to help you collect your tax...
