POLST stands for Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. It is a medical order in the United States that relays a patient's wishes for their end-of-life care with a physician's approval based on previous medical examination. Doctors sign the POLST form when it is likely enough that the patient will die within one year and when the preferences are in line with the patient's needs, as determined by a discussion between doctor and patient beforehand. read more

The term "sandwich generation" describes middle-aged adults who care for their children and parents at once. People in this position feel pressured in between two other generations in their care. read more

Retirement and the relaxed schedule that comes with it allows seniors to fulfill many lifelong travel dreams, be it around the world or in your own backyard. From health and safety precautions to booking transportation and hotels to choosing destinations, this article is a list of things to know before you go. read more

This is a common question many of us who have senior loved ones wrestle with. Or maybe we do not really take the time to think too much about it. read more

Most people are reluctant to discuss and finalize the end of life healthcare and financial needs. They may not know what to do or even where to begin. read more