10 Things to Plan Now to Age Comfortably in Your Current Home
“A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it.” —George Augustus Moore, Irish novelist Even after a wonderful trip…
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CCRC vs Rental Retirement Communities: Key Differences Explained
According to the Pew Research Center, about 10,000 Baby Boomers turn 65 each day, and that pace is expected to continue for the next decade. This surge of…
CCRC Financial Viability: An Actuarial Guide to Long-Term Stability
If you follow this blog, you already know I’m generally supportive of life-plan communities, often called CCRCs (continuing care retirement communities). Recently I spoke with a CCRC resident…
Can Anti-Aging Science and Anti-Ageism Work Together?
I’ve noticed growing interest in research and technology aimed at slowing or reversing aging, alongside a strong movement dedicated to combating ageism. That raises an important question: are…
New Year Wellness Plan: Practical Steps to Feel Better This Year
The start of a new year is a popular time to commit to a healthier lifestyle. Regular physical activity benefits people of all ages, and as we grow…
Long-Term Care Insurance Explained: What Part II Covers
Understanding Your Long Term Care Insurance Policy—Part II If you or a family member own a long term care insurance (LTCI) policy, it’s important to know how the…
Appealing to Data-Driven Decision Makers in Senior Living
I recently read an insightful piece originally published on Senior Housing News that explored how dining programs in senior living communities influence move-ins, particularly within memory care. What…
Make Senior Living Decisions Predictable and Stress-Free
As we age, one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is predictability. This isn’t about rigid routines or eliminating spontaneity, but about creating a reliable framework…
Sibling Conflicts Over Senior Care: How Families Resolve Disagreements
When caring for an aging loved one, having family involved can provide essential emotional, physical, and financial support. But differing opinions among relatives can also create significant tension.…
4 Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care Services in 2026
Long-term care covers a range of services people may need as they age or face chronic illness. That includes skilled medical attention when required, but more commonly it…
