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    • Post date: 12/07/2011

      Are you a caregiver for you parents? Do you help mow the lawn, wash the laundry or drive them to appointments? These tasks are often seen as ways to give back for all of the things they have done for you. It also means you are a caregiver.

    • Post date: 12/07/2011

      To understand Alzheimer’s disease, it is important to acknowledge the difference between dementia and AD, two terms that are often intermingled.  Dementia is not a disease; it is a set of symptoms caused by changes in the brain.  Someone with dementia (di men sha) can experience deterioration in

    • Post date: 11/26/2011

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    • Post date: 10/26/2011

      It used to be fairly simple; people got sick and went into the hospital where they were treated, recovered and went home.  People didn’t always recover quickly and they might spend weeks or months in the hospital.    Things have changed radically – nowadays people go into the hospital for a short

    • Post date: 10/21/2011

      At least once a year nursing homes undergo an annual inspection called a “survey,” with certain nursing homes being surveyed more often - these nursing homes fall under the special focus facility program due to ongoing problems that require more frequent surveys.

    • Post date: 10/20/2011

      Institutional Medicaid (also known as long-term Medicaid and nursing home Medicaid) is a federally funded program that is administered by each state that pays for room & board in a nursing home on a long-term basis.

    • Post date: 10/20/2011

      Nursing home residents require medications, whether they’re staying short-term in order to receive rehabilitation or remaining in the facility on a long-term basis.

    • Post date: 10/20/2011

      As we age, we often lose the ability to remain at home alone. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to care for a senior at home while attempting to run a busy household and hold a job.

    • Post date: 10/20/2011

      Reverse mortgages are United States Government-approved programs that allow seniors to use the equity in their homes while they are alive.

    • Post date: 10/20/2011

      A long-term care Ombudsman is a position required by the Older Americans Act that provides nursing home residents with a third party to represent their interests. Even though every employee of a nursing home is considered to be a patient’s advocate, they are all paid by the nursing home.