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One of the most important things you need to know about palliative care insurance is that it’s very different from life insurance. If you have palliative care insurance, it is not a replacement for life insurance-it’s designed to help you pay for the care you need when you’re no longer able to pay for it… Continue reading Palliative Care Insurance: Things To Know

How old is too old? For our parents, age 65 is old, but age 70 often means becoming frail and requiring more care for older Americans. If your parents or loved ones can no longer live safely on their own, you might have to consider whether a foster family is a better option for them… Continue reading Is Putting the Elderly in A Nursing Home the Best Decision?

Depression is all too common among older people, but the symptoms are not always obvious to us. Without treatment, the depression may lead to feelings of worthlessness, sadness, guilt, and inability to concentrate. These problems can disappear over time but left untreated, depression in the elderly can lead to poor physical health, worsening medical conditions,… Continue reading How To Address Depression Among Older People?

For most people, the idea of aging and subsequent nursing home care is something that happens in other people’s lives. However, getting (and paying for) care in a nursing home is a very real and genuine issue for some. According to a major study conducted by the MetLife Mature Market Institute, one in four people… Continue reading A Guide to Nursing Homes

As you grow older, your life insurance needs will change. As your dependents (spouse, children, etc.) increase, their financial needs change to meet yours-the lawn care, clothing, mortgage, and college tuition that were once your responsibility now become theirs. Many seniors desire a longer life after retirement, but it can be difficult to choose what… Continue reading How to Choose the Best Life Insurance for Seniors

Talking about death is never an easy topic to bring up. In fact, most people would rather avoid it altogether. This is especially true when a loved one is dying because it can be difficult to get our heads around the idea that we will not be here to enjoy our loved ones one day.… Continue reading How to Talk About Death When a Loved One is Terminally Ill