Can a Loved One with Dementia Live at Home? Part I
by Wendy Pester~ Since I am a Certified Dementia Specialist, I’m often asked “can someone with a dementia remain in the home? I would like to share my …
Success Tips For Long-Term Care Claims – Part 4
by Tim Colling~In Part One of this series, we offered a list, shown below, of tips about how to prepare and file claims for benefits under Long-Term Care …
Your Aging Dad This Father’s Day:4 Things to Avoid Saying
by Peter Mangiola,RN~Growing old is not easy, quite the opposite; it is physically and emotionally painful and occasionally downright terrifying. For you, it …
6 Things to Consider When Selecting Long Term Care Insurance
by Betty Long, RN~Many of us are seeing our parents and other family members live well into their 80s and 90s. Average life expectancies are now 81 years for …
Video Interview: Dealing with Death, Part II, Dr. Dan Gottlieb
FamilyAffaires.com Publisher Roseann Vanella sits down with Psychologist, Author, WHYY Radio Host of Voices in the Family & FamilyAffaires.com Expert …
Elder Caregiving Issues in Blended Families
by Peter Mangiola, RN~Starting in the 1960s, divorce became far more common in the United States, and although the divorce rate hit a 40 year low in 2009, it …
A Caregiver, The Story of an Ultimate Caring Partner
by Paula Susan~Karen Brash McGreer is an ultimate caregiver. She is light and she is love – bright, bold, blond, beautiful, bodacious, audacious, generous, …
Video Interview~Dealing with Death, Part I, Dr. Dan Gottlieb
FamilyAffaires.com Publisher Roseann Vanella sits down with Psychologist, Author, WHYY Radio Host of Voices in the Family & FamilyAffaires.com Expert …
Success Tips For Long-Term Care Claims – Part Two
by Tim Colling~In Part One of this series, we offered a list, shown below, of tips about how to prepare and file claims for benefits under Long-Term Care …
An Ode to Pop
by Natasha Horsley~Pop said today, “Don’t get old Natasha, don’t get old.” And that is as much of a complaint as you will ever hear …