At some point in their lives, many people reach a point at which they are no longer able to care for themselves. Long-term care can be very expensive. In order to help your loved one to get the care that he or she might need when the time comes, it may be a good idea…
As you are starting to plan for your own long-term care needs or those of your loved one, an important first step is to familiarize yourself with the different terms that are used in the industry. Many people are confused by the difference between skilled nursing services and nursing home care. At Elder Care Direction,…
More Americans are living longer today, meaning that more will also need long-term care. Elder Care Direction helps older adults and their families to understand the different options that may be available to them. We are able to help you to prepare different documents and can refer you to our prescreened partners if you require…
As you are drawing near to retirement, you may want to consider the type of retirement community in which you might choose to live. Choosing where to retire can be a difficult choice. In addition to thinking about entertainment options and the weather, you will want to think about the finer details. The professionals at…
Congress passed legislation in 1983 that has gradually increased the full retirement age for Social Security benefits. Social Security benefits may be withdrawn beginning at age 62 for those who choose to retire early, but the benefits will be smaller. For people who continue to work, part of their benefits may be taxed. To understand…