Having trouble having the "Talk" about home care?

How to Have a Conversation About In Home Care

Having trouble having the "Talk" about home care?

Professional in-home care agencies report an uptick in information calls during major holidays. The reason? The holidays are the time when out-of-town relatives are most likely to visit their elderly loved ones—and begin to realize that these seniors need help! Heather Esham reveals some tips to start the conversation and address concerns from your loved ones.

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Larry Miller Jr. - 17 Years' Experience in Estate Planning & Wills

Get to Know Larry Miller, Jr. Beka Shea sits down with Larry Miller Jr., Owner & Managing Partner of the Miller Law Group, PLLC in Reading, Pennsylvania. Miller Law Group has 40 years’ experience serving clients in Berks County so it's no surprise that we contacted them to gain some insights about the ins and outs of estate planning. Check out the intro video below! To learn more, or contact Larry Miller Jr., visit https://millerlawgroup.net/

The Basics of Trusts in Estate Planning

The Basics of Trusts in Estate Planning Larry Miller Jr. , and Beka Shea talk about trusts, which are commonly used in estate planning. Trusts provide a great amount of flexibility and are extremely useful in planning to provide for loved ones.

Paying for Long Term Care Using Your Home Equity

Today, many elderly Americans who cannot afford the ongoing cost of home care, assisted living or nursing home care are faced with the decision of whether or not to use their homes as a source of funding to pay for care. As many seniors have significant equity in their homes and since Medicare does not pay for assisted living or personal care at home, using one's home to finance long-term care can be a good option and sometimes it is the only option. Authors of a new study say that as the wave of aging baby boomers advances, the middle-income elderly population could find itself in a particularly problematic situation—at least when it comes to finding housing that can accommodate declining mobility and increased care needs. By researchers' estimates, in as few as 10 years, over half of middle-income adults 75 and older, won't be able to afford many of the private seniors' housing options available today. Among the study’s findings: 1 in 5 middle-income seniors wi...

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