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For Caregivers, Wellness Means Accepting That You Can’t Fix Everything

Millions of Americans serve as family caregivers for their loved ones. The estimated number exceeds 60 million, but there may be more. For these family caregivers, each day can be frustrating and exhausting, as well as satisfying and rewarding. As family caregivers cope with the stress and effort of their responsibilities, it’s imperative that they … Read more

Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment: How to Change Plans, and Why

If you started 2026 with a Medicare Advantage plan that you’re unhappy with, you’re stuck for the rest of the year – right? Wrong. Turns out you have until the end of March to make a change, which under the right circumstances might be a worthwhile option. Contrary to popular assumption, Medicare actually has two … Read more

Safety vs. Happiness: When Care Perspectives Clash, Who Wins?

By Rajiv Nagaich, Attorney and Counselor at Law Editor’s note: Rajiv Nagaich is known throughout the nation as a tireless advocate for a unique perspective on long-term care planning. In over two decades of practice, Rajiv has noted with dismay how frequently the passionate desire of seniors to grow old in the familiar surroundings of … Read more

Medicare Won’t Cover the Biggest Expense Seniors Will Face

Centuries ago, everyone believed that the earth was flat. It took decades of daring exploration to convince people otherwise. We realize that the analogy seems like a stretch, but today a discouraging percentage of seniors believe that Medicare will cover their long-term care expenses. Sadly, the truth is just the opposite – but it might … Read more

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