What does someone do if he is blessed with a sharp mind and finds himself, due to medical conditions, living in a nursing home? If you're someone like Michael Wallach, you find many ways to continue to challenge yourself and to contribute to your new home.
70% of people over the age of 65 can expect to use some form of long-term care during their lives. Many people make the assumption that this means nursing home care for an extended period of time – but it does not.
If you know someone who just shows up and watches the clock, this piece is for them.
A survivor and his wife offer advice for coping.
Why pre-retirees need to rethink the way they save and invest.
With so many of us looking at options for senior care and services, whether for ourselves or a loved one, you may have heard the terms “person-directed care” or “person-directed living.” While it sounds pretty straight forward, what does it really mean?
Everyone deserves to feel needed and have a sense of purpose.
Taking these steps can reduce frustration and stress — for all of you.
A 2014 poll shows that almost one in four older Americans experience excessive or unwanted medical treatment.
Taking a team approach can net the best results for your parents.