When the coronavirus pandemic struck the United States, some people became ill so quickly that they didn't have time to plan for their future care needs before being hospitalized. The outbreak has been a painful reminder that you can't wait until the last minute when...
Is My Loved One Safe in a Nursing Home Right Now?
When news of the COVID-19 outbreak circulated, older individuals were considered to be in one of the highest risk groups. Sadly, stories emerged early on about multiple victims perishing in the same nursing homes from the virus. Today, Californians are cautiously...
Intervening When Your Older Parents Need Care
As your parents age, you may notice changes in things such as their energy levels, reaction time when they drive, and memory. While some observations may not be concerning, there could be more severe signs of physical or mental impairment that cause you to worry...
How to help your parents age in place
When a loved one grows older, he or she may have difficulty with certain everyday tasks. Many seniors prefer to stay in their own homes as they age instead of moving to an assisted living residence or long-term care facility. With careful estate planning, you can help...
Why is a health care directive so important?
As you prepare for your future in Colorado, it is important to also consider the fact that there may be an accident or injury and death can come long before you are ready. This is why it is essential for individuals of all ages, not just elderly ones, to have an...
Protect your wishes for medical care with health care directives
Being fully prepared for the future might seem like an impossible task. Since no one can predict the future, you should consider putting instructions in place in the event you become incapacitated and can no longer make decisions for yourself, even temporarily. With...
