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Changes in the Memory Care Landscape

For specialized facilities that provide memory care, there is a booming market of opportunity. The number of adults with cognitive impairments is increasing, but the number of caregivers is decreasing, which requires more innovative solutions. While some facilities are stand-alone…

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Taking Care of Caregivers is Important Too

In the hospital, Jeanette's father begged her to take care of her mother if he could not. Of course, Jeanette agreed. Years later, Jeanette's father passed. Her mother's hearing and eyesight failed, she could no longer drive, and she had…

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Medicaid Waivers for In-Home Care

Consider Medicaid long-term care benefits again if you believe you can't qualify due to strict income and asset limits. If you currently demonstrate the need for nursing home facility services, you may meet health eligibility rules for a Medicaid waiver…

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Long-term Care: Divorce to Pay for it

Imagine that you have been married to the love of your life for 55 years, only for your spouse to be diagnosed with dementia a couple of years ago. Despite your best efforts to provide care, it’s becoming increasingly obvious that…

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How to Prepare Your Parents for Assisted Living

You should consider an assisted living community if your parents are aging and need assistance with daily activities.  Identifying the suitable facility "fit" for your loved one is a journey requiring matching your parents' needs, budget, and lifestyle with desirable…

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