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New Protections for Nursing Home Residents

New Obama-era rules designed to give nursing home residents more control of their care are gradually going into effect. The rules give residents more options regarding meals and visitation as well as make changes to discharge and grievance procedures. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid

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Young Stroke Client

Our client was in her early 60’s and suffered a debilitating stroke, leaving her paralyzed on one side and residing in a nursing home.  Client was employed and thriving at the time of her stroke.  When it became apparent that recovery was going to be

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Too Busy to Die

A new documentary airing on HBO demonstrates an optimistic vision of aging as Carl Reiner interviews his contemporaries in entertainment including Mel Brooks, Norman Lear and Betty White, all in their nineties and still working. The documentary attributes a passion for hobbies and maintenance of

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Adapting Your Home to Age in Place

A growing trend among seniors is adapting their homes to their needs as they age so that they may age in place instead of downsizing to a retirement community or assisted living facility. Accessibility and fall risks are what people should focus on as they

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Downsizing to Smaller Residence

Are you downsizing to a smaller residence or moving to an assisted living community? Have you accumulated a lot of “stuff” that your grown children don’t want or need? Read this article from the Boston Globe concerning changing trends. Baby boomers are downsizing — and

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New Protections for Nursing Home Residents

New Obama-era rules designed to give nursing home residents more control of their care are gradually going into effect. The rules give residents more options regarding meals and visitation as well as make changes to discharge and grievance procedures. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid

Read More »

Young Stroke Client

Our client was in her early 60’s and suffered a debilitating stroke, leaving her paralyzed on one side and residing in a nursing home.  Client was employed and thriving at the time of her stroke.  When it became apparent that recovery was going to be

Read More »

Too Busy to Die

A new documentary airing on HBO demonstrates an optimistic vision of aging as Carl Reiner interviews his contemporaries in entertainment including Mel Brooks, Norman Lear and Betty White, all in their nineties and still working. The documentary attributes a passion for hobbies and maintenance of

Read More »

Adapting Your Home to Age in Place

A growing trend among seniors is adapting their homes to their needs as they age so that they may age in place instead of downsizing to a retirement community or assisted living facility. Accessibility and fall risks are what people should focus on as they

Read More »

Downsizing to Smaller Residence

Are you downsizing to a smaller residence or moving to an assisted living community? Have you accumulated a lot of “stuff” that your grown children don’t want or need? Read this article from the Boston Globe concerning changing trends. Baby boomers are downsizing — and

Read More »