Critical Warning Signs Your Parent May Have Memory Loss

by Support | Blog, Elder Care

Are you caring for your aging parent? Are you aware that memory loss may just be a part of the aging process? Do you know whether your parent has informed his or her physician if he or she is experiencing memory issues? How do you know when memory issues are serious...

Watch Out for Holiday Gifts When It Comes to Medicaid Planning

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Do you have family loved ones that you are considering giving gifts of money to this holiday season? Be careful, did you know that monetary gifts can impact Medicaid eligibility? If you did need to apply for Medicaid in the next five years, your monetary gifts could...

How You Can Care for Long-Term Care Caregivers During National Family Caregivers Month

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Did you know that November is National Caregivers Month? The month is dedicated to recognizing the important role family caregivers play in our lives and in our society as a whole. This month is also dedicated to making families aware that caregivers need to care for...

3 Tips to Help a Family Caregiver During National Family Caregiver Month

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Did you know that November is National Family Caregiver Awareness Month? It is in honor of the many humble heroes who provide care for their loved ones. These loved ones include the elderly, children with special needs, disabled veteran relatives, and everyone else in...

Ohio Seniors Need to Plan for Long-Term Care As Soon as Possible

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No matter where in Ohio you live, if you are approaching retirement or are already into your later years, it may be time to start planning for possible long term care needs. Did you know you will probably not be able to rely solely on your Medicare coverage for...

Warning Signs Your Widowed Parent May Need Memory Care Soon

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Oftentimes, being widowed is a major life change that showcases the need to make other changes for your surviving parent. It can be common for a widowed parent to decline in mental or physical health when no longer living with a partner. Is your widowed parent now...