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“To Celebrate Older Americans’ Month I’m Expanding My Business, Not Retiring.”

This year marks the 60th anniversary of Older Americans Month, as President Biden wrote in his recent presidential proclamation on the occasion. Thirty-three years ago, President George Bush, Sr., observed that Americans age 85 and older constituted one of the fastest growing segments of our population and that 1 in…

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CoVid Nursing Home Restrictions Present Special Challenges For Guardians

Guardianship is among the services that I have specialized training and experience to provide. Guardianship is a legal process whereby a court appoints a qualified individual the authority to make decisions on behalf of a person who is deemed to be legally incapacitated. The Guardian’s ward (the person I am…

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Some Senior Housing Placements Continue During the CoVID Pandemic

I have repeatedly been asked in recent weeks whether a move to a senior living community at this time is “safe.” My answer? No, it is not as safe as we would hope, given the prevalence and the uncertainties of the coronavirus, CoVID10. While reported nursing home deaths related to…

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CoVID19 and Nursing Homes In Illinois: My Comments To ABC Channel 7 Journalist John Garcia

I was pleased to have been asked by ABC Channel 7 journalist John Garcia to provide professional comment on the Corona Virus outbreak in Illinois nursing homes. The link to the news segment appears below. https://abc7chicago.com/coronavirus-deaths-fatalities-nursing-homes-illinous/6113728/ As I explained to this interested ABC reporter and Chicago area viewers, the current…

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Does Your Loved One Need Medicaid to Support His or Her Long-Term Care? Here’s What You Need to Apply

I recently helped a client move to a supportive living community, which is assisted living supported by Medicaid. The term Medicaid refers to the Federal and state programs that fund long-term care for people who cannot afford to pay privately. Supportive living provides the senior with standby assistance for activities…

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A Gun May Not Be The Deadliest Weapon In Your Senior Loved One’s Home

A lively discussion about gun control with friends and siblings brought back a memory about an instance a case where an adult with dementia and other psychiatric issues endangered the life of his spouse of over more than 50 years. My client hired me because her husband had been hospitalized…

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Should You Invest Money or Work Into Selling a Senior’s Property?

After I have completed the task of finding the perfect senior living option for a senior loved one, many of my clients are faced with selling the senior’s property. I have asked my colleague, Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) Roz Byrne, to offer advice on that subject: It’s an age-old…

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Discussions With Families Who Have A Member With Huntington’s Disease Proved To Be Enlightening

At the request of the Illinois Chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America, I was recently asked to give a presentation at their annual meeting on, “How to choose a nursing home”. Had I been asked to speak about how to find a nursing home for a person with…

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