October 2022

“The Forgotten Middle”: Seniors Facing Housing, Care Crisis

Seniors who have an income above the Medicaid threshold but lack a high enough income to have substantial personal savings are considered “The Forgotten Middle.” These are elders who are more likely to struggle to afford long-term care that may become necessary as they age. According to a recent analysis by NORC at the University

“The Forgotten Middle”: Seniors Facing Housing, Care Crisis Read More »

Honoring Family Caregivers Month: Resources for Grandparent Caregivers

November will mark National Family Caregivers Month. Today, roughly 3 million children reside with grandparents who have committed to being their primary caregivers, according to Pew Research Center estimates. Grandparents may step in when the child’s parents can no longer take care of the child, when the parents pass away, or when a court takes

Honoring Family Caregivers Month: Resources for Grandparent Caregivers Read More »

After a Dementia Diagnosis: Preparing for the Future

A diagnosis of dementia, a category of diseases affecting memory and thinking that includes Alzheimer’s disease, can feel overwhelming and upsetting. You might worry that you will lose control over your life and ability to make your own decisions. Fortunately, receiving a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer’s does not mean that you cannot execute legal

After a Dementia Diagnosis: Preparing for the Future Read More »