As frequently as we hear about topics of healthcare, insurance premiums, coverage policies, and financial assistance programs, it is easy to become confused between two words that sound so similar: Medicare and Medicaid. Let's break down the differences between Medicare and Medicaid to decipher the benefits of each and how they can impact you. read more

William lived the closest to his mother, Jane, out of her three children. Jane had lived alone for many of her older adult years but was always surrounded by loving family and friends. William would always take the time to visit and bring the grandchildren around, act as the 'maintenance' man for big and small projects around her house, and he would always help to manage her finances. read more

Americans are living longer, and on average, 10,000 Americans reach retirement age every day, and this rate will continue until the 2030s for the baby boomer generation. By the mid-2030s, there will be nearly 79 million Americans over the age of 65. read more

There is a broad range of senior living options available today. It can be confusing to navigate all of the options and differentiate between the terminologies used if you're unfamiliar with senior care. The primary differences between these facilities lie in the level of care provided, both medically and in daily living activities. read more

Alzheimer's. Maybe you and your family are already familiar with this disease, or you're worried about becoming all too familiar with it. And with good cause. Alzheimer's is one of the nation's costliest and devastating diseases. It's the sixth leading cause of death in the US and the fifth leading cause of death for those age 65+. read more