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Make Life Easier With Technology: 5 Tools to Look Forward To

You may not be ready for a robot caregiver – believe it or not they exist – but a growing number of technologies are available today to help older adults maintain their health, manage chronic conditions, and live safely and successfully in their own homes. This is great news! Because…

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Siblings Caring For Parents: How To Make It Work

Even if you usually have an excellent sibling relationship, the stress and strain of caring for aging parents can bring up all kinds of issues and conflict. And if your sibling relationships are already less than perfect, you’ll be in for an even bumpier ride.  The complex and often heart…

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3 Things You Should Know About Medicaid

Few crises are more stressful than those related to health and long-term care. Figuring out how to sustainably support necessary home care, medical services, nursing home costs, and other critical expenses can easily become overwhelming. And, the situation is exponentially worse if you’ve waited until you’re in crisis to address…

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Tips for Executors: 7 Steps to the Probate Process  

So your duty as executor has kicked in. And the word “probate” keeps popping up. Not sure what probate is? You’re not alone. Most people don’t know much about the probate process in Connecticut unless they’ve had firsthand experience with it, for example, when a family member dies and his…

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Discover Your Inner Artist! How and Why You Should Start Now

It’s never too late to explore your artistic side. In fact, many people discover that the second half of life is the perfect time to learn an art or craft. Whether you decide to pick up a pencil or a paintbrush, sit down at a potter’s wheel, or strap on…

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Caring For Your Parents? 5 Sibling Disputes and How to Avoid Them

Sibling relationships can be fraught even in the best of times. Under the stress and strain of dealing with the needs of aging parents, they can deteriorate swiftly and dramatically. It’s a common issue faced by families from all walks of life. But it can be easier to manage if…

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How My Dad’s Early Discharge From Rehab Taught Me a Lesson

By Brendan Daly As an elder law attorney, I’ve been advocating for my senior clients for twenty years, but I recently discovered that my 78-year-old dad still has a few things to teach me. It was a lesson I maybe should have seen coming. I help many clients navigate the…

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