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Pondering Probate
4 questions to help assess this complex legal process Fact checked by Catherine Gianaro   Have you...
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Disease-Specific Care
When your loved one’s health needs require specialized caregiving  Imagine that someone you love has...
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Creating Spaces
Reconnecting with self and others through art The C wing of Westminster Place, an assisted living community...
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Health Abroad
Is the cost of travel insurance — for trip cancellations or for your health — ever worthwhile? When you’re...
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Community Health
4 essentials to know about healthcare in senior living communities When people consider a move into a...
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Accuracy Matters
By K.J. Bannan When a loved one can’t find the answers, a caregiver can fill in the gaps Anna Falkenstein’s...
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Monitoring for Safety
Equipping seniors with tech devices creates enhanced safety, connection, and peace of mind Fact checked...
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Care and Comfort
Making the most of hospice and palliative services Dealing with a loved one’s decline may be one of the...
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Super Aging
With mental capabilities of people decades younger, SuperAgers are gaining attention from researchers...
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What Retirement?
Some older adults continue to work well past retirement age — whether they have to or not Kevin O’Neil, 67,...
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Assisted Living and Addiction
Tips for navigating assisted living options when your loved one has addiction About 1 million adults...
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Healthcare Apps and the Power of Coordinated Care
Communication-based healthcare apps stand to improve complex care coordination, which is especially important...
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Eating for Your Age
A healthy aging diet Let’s face it: Nutrition needs evolve as we age. And healthy eating is important...
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Op-Ed: Senior Tech Meets the Challenges of an Aging Society
Caregiving is committed to publishing a diversity of opinions. The opinions expressed in this op-ed article...
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Caregiver Support: You Don't Have to Do It Alone
Families faced with caring for an aging parent or a relative with disabilities often make extreme sacrifices...
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Downsizing Your Home? 5 Tips to Pare Down Your Stuff
At age 68, Mary knew the time had come to sell the family’s two-flat on Chicago’s North Side that her...
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Breakfast Boost with Med-Style Diet
Start the day with the delicious flavors of the Mediterranean — fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts,...
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Future Finances
Aging isn’t cheap — costs to keep in mind throughout the years Fact checked by Derick Wilder   How...
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All Ears
Hearing aids and support groups help people counter hearing loss   Picture the scene: A person with hearing...
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