As we age, maintaining our health is the most important thing to consider.
The key to successfully achieving and maintaining good health as we get older is to remember to use healthy rainbows.
What do I mean? Let me explain.
Osteopenia is a critical amount of bone loss that results in low bone density. In this article, we explore who is at risk and what are some treatment options.
Last year was the craziest we have experienced. In elder law, it has been pronounced. We have seen more clients die this year and not
Like many, the pandemic has led to a lot of TV-watching for our family. One of our favorites has been World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji.
The Added Value of a Law Firm ElderCare Coordinator Why have a social worker and an ElderCare Coordinator at an Elder Care Law Firm? There
Having an Elder Care Coordinator on Your Side Sometimes, when having a loved one in a nursing home or an assisted living facility, circumstances can
Storm season is here, and that means something else has arrived: home repair scams. A member of the Lyndhurst community Facebook page recently posted that
If you see someone wearing purple this month, they might be showing their support for efforts to end Alzheimer’s disease. June is Alzheimer’s and Brain
What and who is the Sandwich Generation? The Sandwich Generation is a group of people mostly between the ages of 40 to 65, who are
As a social worker who has devoted my career to helping the elderly, one of the phrases I hear quite frequently is from children facing
There are over ½ million reports of elder abuse each year. Can you believe that? What are we missing? Why is this happening? How could
National Safety Month is here and we encourage organizations to be involved in influencing others to learn about preventable injuries and situations. We should all