Care At Home

As the seasons of our lives change, we owe it to ourselves to know our options. Taking time now to find out about those options before we are faced with an emergency is a wise investment. So where do you begin?

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Parenting Your Parent

Read the article published in Mimi from November 2011.

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Who Will Care For Them?

One of the biggest problems is that people are not well informed or prepared for the day that a loved one needs help.

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Life Care Plan

We are all getting older. With age, our health and independence often diminish. While many older Americans have implemented a finance plan, few have a "life care" plan. The reality is that 70% of the population will require some form of long-term care after age 65. Everyone has the right to choose how he or she wants to be cared for. But most are not prepared to choose when the time comes for help.

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Parenting Your Parents

Life can be a balancing act when you have aging parents. While you help as much as you can, you have your own family and work obligations.

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