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Mild Cognitive Impairment: Denial Can Be Dangerous

When we hear the phrase, “cognitive impairment,” our first reaction is often fear. “Uh-oh,” we may think – “when I forgot that appointment last week, or misplaced the car keys, was that the beginnings of cognitive impairment? Does that mean I’m losing it mentally?” When it comes to what doctors call mild cognitive impairment, or … Read more

Help Your Clients Plan Their Housing Future

By Rajiv Nagaich, CAP, Fellow Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in the July 2023 edition of NAELA News Online Ultimately, outside of the legal work clients seek us out for, the core issue for every retiree is housing — even if they do not realize it during the planning stages. Every elder law attorney … Read more

We Are Better Together

Diversity of perspective is the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys’ superpower, according to Rajiv Nagaich.

Diversity of perspective is NAELA’s superpower. Let’s make the most of it. Twenty-three years ago, I met my future father-in-law in a nursing home. That was the first time I had set foot in a nursing home, and it was also the day I had my life in America turned upside down. At the time … Read more

Mental Health Problems Affect 1 in 5 U.S. Seniors, CDC Says

When it comes to our health, most of us will share freely about practically anything – except for mental health. For various reasons, discussing mental health problems is often taboo, whether the affected person is us or someone we love. Either we pretend the problems don’t exist, or we dismiss issues like depression, anxiety, even … Read more

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