As with most things in life, it's best to plan ahead. You want to begin considering nursing homes before your parent might be in need of one. It's
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An Alzheimer's diagnosis can be a devastating blow to a family. Confusion and uncertainty are common after diagnosis, and many are left wondering what
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The VA has made some major changes to the rules regarding the VA Aid & Attendance benefit. One of these changes is the implementation of a 3 Year
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On Father's Day, we often reflect on all the selfless actions our Dad's have taken over the years. As we watch our parent's age, we start to ask
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Georgia Sets New Background Check Standards for Long-term Care Employees
In a 2017 the Georgia Bureau of Investigation claimed that investigations into elder abuse and adults with disabilities had increased by 145% in the
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In response to identity theft concerns, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will send recipients new Medicare cards starting this
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There are millions of senior Veterans and surviving spouses of Veterans over the age of 65 in the united states. Many of these Veterans and surviving
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If you are Veteran or the surviving spouse of a Veteran you may be entitled to collect an additional $1,000-2,000 tax-free per month. Many Veterans
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It seems unfitting to bring up serious matters like your Estate Plan during the holidays, but it may actually be the best time to do it. There are few
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