As we get older, our failing health requires us to have to take more and more medication. All of these changes can be confusing and

I hear this phrase after nearly every new appointment.  Maybe it’s the home-like feel of the office; maybe it’s the casual, friendly staff; maybe it’s

POSTED IN MEDICARE & MEDICAID BY LAWYERS.COM Despite what many people think, the government health care program for the elderly, Medicare, covers very few nursing

Caregivers are Key to Keeping Seniors Safe By Bethany A. Stickradt Associate Attorney As The Kabb Law Firm takes time to celebrate our caregivers this

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Laughter is to show emotion with a chuckle or explosive vocal sound and to find amusement or pleasure in something.  It is an innate part

In a June blog, we talked about the effect of UV rays on the eyes. Ophthalmologists are warning their patients that exposure to UV can

“Just like sunshine and vitamins, pets are just plain healthy for seniors. They are that spark plug to getting out among friends, keeping fit, and

June is Cataract Awareness Month. Cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss in the United States, and it is the leading cause of blindness

One of the most difficult conversations to have with your children is the conversation where you let them know about your arrangements following your death.

Bad news for Ohio’s seniors. More and more of our seniors are unable to maintain the delicate balance affording to eat, buy medication, and pay

Celiac disease is one of the autoimmune diseases.  This particular disease damages the small intestine and reduces the rate of nutrient absorption. Although public awareness