October 14, 2014

Why Just “Being There” Is Important For Your Loved One’s HealthWhy Just “Being There” Is Important For Your Loved One’s HealthI just had a conversation the other day with a remarkable woman who noticed her elderly neighbor’s memory was not what it used to be. She started spending time with her neighbor and realized that

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October 2, 2014

Talking to Seniors with Memory Loss or DementiaTaking care of and dealing with our elders can be all-consuming, draining, and somehow at the same time feel unfulfilling.  Add memory loss or dementia into the mix, and it is no surprise that caregivers often reach out (and more often don’t!) due to an impending feeling of

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September 15, 2014

Tips For Hiring In-Home CaregiversCaring for a loved one comes with a great deal of responsibility, and loved ones who need a lot (or even 24 hours) of supervision each day are more than any of us can handle alone. You may have to hire someone else to care for your loved one to keep

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September 11, 2014

Will Your Elder Care Attorney Fight For You?If you’re going through hell, keep going.-Winston Churchill The very short version of this is: I won in court today. I hate court. My clients hate court. But I’ll do whatever it takes to get my clients what they deserve. Today, I drove 60 miles to court in Bethlehem, PA

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July 29, 2014

 You and your social worker can be friends.If you are elderly, a caregiver, or just a concerned family member, It is extremely important to understand why social workers in hospitals and other facilities (like nursing homes) can be your friend. The term social worker often leads to misunderstanding about their purpose. Especially in a long-term

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