Aging Archives - Page 24 of 38

Special Needs Trusts and How They Can Benefit Seniors

Posted October 13, 2016

by Michael B. Bridges; Dobson, Jones, Ball, Phillips & Bridges, P.A., Attorneys at Law A special needs trust is a… Read more »

Posted October 6, 2016

by Vee Daniel, President and CEO, Better Business Bureau of the Upstate Typically, seniors are on a fixed income, but… Read more »

Posted October 3, 2016

by Deniz Ahmadinia, Psy.D; (courtesy of NAMI- National Alliance on Mental Illness) Recently, the news has been riddled with devastating… Read more »

Posted September 29, 2016

by Alison Longnecker and Donna Van Norden; Owners, Golden Years Moving They say to change is to be alive, but… Read more »

Posted September 26, 2016

by Patti Ellis McMurry, Vice President of Access, Hospice Cleveland County The term ‘hospice’ originally meant a place of rest… Read more »

Posted September 22, 2016

by Heather Rahig, RN, BSN, Owner – Carepoint, Inc. and Brian Rahrig, Owner – Carepoint, Inc. Millions of families pay… Read more »

Posted September 19, 2016

by Katie Hayes, Centralina Area Agency on Aging For the past two years, Volunteer Transportation Services (VTS) has been working… Read more »

Posted September 15, 2016

by Alan Kronhaus, MD, CEO of Doctors Making Housecalls Americans are living longer -and healthier- lives than ever before. But… Read more »

Posted September 8, 2016

by Carol Anne Lawler, Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region I don’t know about you, but I tend to get… Read more »

Posted September 1, 2016

by Deanna Stallings, Ace Estate Solutions In life’s journey we acquire things we come to reference as our treasures, our… Read more »