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10 Jun 8 Ideas to Help You Avoid Harm This World Elder Abuse Day

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Did you know that elder abuse has become a worldwide epidemic? Research tells us that today one in ten seniors over the age of sixty has suffered from some kind of elder abuse. Chances are that your friends, your aging family members, or even you,...

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29 May National Elder Law Month Helps Seniors to Stay Engaged in their Communities

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Every May is both National Older Americans Month and National Elder Law Month. While the former was established in 1963, the latter was created more recently to focus on the elder care needs of seniors and people with disabilities. This is a special time of...

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23 Apr Are You Accessing the VA Benefits Available to You for Long-Term Care?

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There are numerous benefits available to Florida senior veterans and their dependents from the Department of Veterans Affairs. From health care benefits and funeral assistance to monies tied to pension and service-connected disability compensation, there are a myriad of benefits available. Unfortunately, many veterans today...

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29 Mar 7 Tips for Shifting from Family Care to A Paid Senior Caregiver

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Even the most dedicated family caregivers may, at some point, need to make room for paid caregiving services if it is in the best interest of an elder loved one. Needs, goals, and health concerns can change rapidly for both the Florida senior and the...

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19 Feb What I Look Forward to as President of The Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys This Year

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This year, it is my great honor to be able to serve as the president of The Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys (“AFELA”). Right now, you may not be familiar with all that AFELA does for Florida residents, but I want you to learn...

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25 Jan Surprising Facts About ‘Sandwich Generation’ Caregivers You Need to Know in the New Year

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“Sandwich Generation” caregivers are adults who provide care for both their elder parents and their children at the same time. Maintaining close ties with younger and older family members can be immensely rewarding, but it can also take a serious toll. The stress of dedicating...

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21 Dec Update Your Estate Plan in the New Year to Plan for Long-Term Care

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As the New Year approaches, resolutions to change old habits and achieve new goals abound. Some might set out to work out more, make a job change, spend more time with family or perhaps take a trip someplace they’ve always wanted to go. Another item...

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16 Nov 3 Ways Veterans Can Pay for Long-Term Care Services

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The Department of Veterans Affairs offers a wide range of long-term health care services that can help military veterans of all ages manage their daily lives. If you are seeking this type of care for your veteran loved one, it is important to know that...

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16 Oct Read About Several Potential Drawbacks of Medicare Advantage

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More than 55 million Americans are currently enrolled in Medicare. The huge government health insurance program is available for seniors age 65 and older, and it consists of four main parts: Part A, or hospital coverage. Part B, which covers medical services. Part C, also...

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10 Sep How to Resolve Sibling Conflicts When Caring for an Aging Parent

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As aging parents advance into needing caregiver assistance to help with health needs and activities of daily living, family members may struggle with whether to provide the care services themselves. It can be a difficult decision involving many factors, and one that can lead to...

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