Financial
Introduction to Medicaid Medicaid is a health insurance program funded by the federal government and run by the individual states, which provides coverage for people with limited income and resources. The purpose of the ""look back"" rule is to ensure that individuals who qualify for Medicaid
Medical Conditions
Short term memory loss is a common symptom of dementia, but it wasn’t always clear whether or not it was a sign of the condition. This article aims to answer the question; ‘is short term memory loss a sign of dementia?’
Bathing can be a challenging and potentially hazardous task for seniors and the elderly, but American Standard's Walk-In Tubs offer a thoughtful and practical solution to this everyday concern. In this review, we'll explore the key features and benefits of American Standard Walk-In Tubs, which have
Aging In Place
Aging in Place: An Introduction Aging in place is an increasingly popular concept among seniors. It’s the idea of remaining independent and living in one’s own home—with the necessary modifications—for as long as possible. Aging in place isn't without its benefits. By staying in
Alternative Approaches to Care
What is Rehab? A rehab is considered to be a type of health care facility that specializes in the treatment of physical, mental, and emotional conditions. It focuses on providing medical care, rehabilitation, and other therapies to patients in order to help them recover and regain function. What is a
Introduction to Medicare Part B Medicare Part B is a health insurance plan offered by the U.S. federal government for Americans aged 65 or older, as well as certain disabled individuals. It is designed to cover both medically necessary and preventive health services, including doctor visits, hospital stays, outpatient
Financial
Are Medicare Advantage plans truly beneficial? Learn about their hidden pitfalls, potential limitations, and what you should know before enrolling. Our latest post uncovers the facts and helps you make an informed choice for your healthcare needs.
Caregiver Stress And Burden
What Is Respite Care? Respite care is an invaluable form of short-term care for those in need, providing respite for primary caregivers. It is a type of support that provides a break for caregivers from the daily obligations and stresses of caring for someone with physical, emotional, or developmental needs.
Lewy Body
Lewy body dementia affects cognitive and physical functions, raising concerns about life expectancy. This article explores how long someone can live with the condition, factors influencing prognosis, and tips for improving quality of life for those diagnosed with this complex form of dementia.
End of Life Issues
Making end-of-life decisions can be difficult and emotional. For this reason, it’s important to be informed about how these decisions are made and who is responsible for them. In this guide, we will cover the topics surrounding end-of-life decisions and answer the question of “who should make end-of-life decisions?
Professional Services
Get the latest news on a potential new treatment for moderate to severe Alzheimer's patients. ELND005 has shown promising results in reducing agitation and aggression in Phase 2 trials and is now on the FDA's fast track for approval.
End of Life Issues
Hospice care is a specialized type of healthcare that’s designed to provide comfort and support to individuals and their families when living with a terminal illness. Hospice care provides care to those facing a life-limiting disease, including medical care, emotional and spiritual support, pain management, and other end-of-life needs.