When you die, your assets and property are not distributed according to your living will. Instead, it is a mechanism to communicate to your family and doctors how you want medical care conducted when you aren't able. Your living will is…
In the new year, taking stock of your life and your health care is more important than ever. We identify what matters most in preserving our health and financial future in the face of the ever-present threat of COVID-19. For…
In spite of the fact that it is an uncomfortable experience to have an open and honest discussion with your family members about your mortality, it is wise to do so. Although it is never pleasant to think about dying,…
According to a New York Times report, long-term care facility oversight is deeply flawed. Rehab facilities are not adequately inspected, and we, as the public, should not rely on reports of inspections. If your loved one needs more care than…
A recent study conducted by Genworth cites that around 70 percent of retired Americans will need some type of long-term care (LTC) by 2020, with costs ranging from $53,768 to $105,850 per year, according to the US Department of Health…