How CCRC Fees Change When One Spouse Needs Care
One common question we hear from people exploring life plan communities (also called continuing care retirement communities or CCRCs) is how monthly community fees change when one spouse…
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One common question we hear from people exploring life plan communities (also called continuing care retirement communities or CCRCs) is how monthly community fees change when one spouse…
As the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTCI) explains, your personal risk of needing long-term care is effectively binary: either you will never need it or you…
A few years ago I spoke with my pastor about a challenge I faced as an adult Sunday school teacher: I couldn’t reconcile the different viewpoints and opinions…
Saving for retirement and planning for senior living is a long-term process for many people. Depending on individual spending and saving habits, funds are often allocated into distinct…
In today’s customized world, people expect to have choices—and that extends to senior living and long-term care. You can pick a burger exactly the way you want it…
What cities would you guess top the list of the best places to retire in the U.S.? Somewhere warm year-round? A coastal town with beaches? A recent analysis…
For many older adults, a home holds a lifetime of memories—and an abundance of stuff. Photographs, children’s artwork, out-of-style clothes in the attic; holiday decorations, knickknacks, and forgotten…
Numerous studies show that a positive outlook and a strong sense of wellbeing contribute to better health and a longer life. A sunny disposition can improve work performance,…
There are many advantages to choosing a life plan community (also called a continuing care retirement community or CCRC), including a wide range of amenities and services that…
In last week’s blog post, we explained how a home care provider’s help with activities of daily living (ADLs) can allow older adults to stay in their homes…