Monthly Archives: October 2013
Can We Talk? How to Open Up the Conversation as Loved Ones Age
As adults, we all want to stay independent as long as possible, in our own homes, living our lives without someone looking over our shoulders. At least, that’s the cultural bias among many Americans. But the aging process all too … Continue reading
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Elder Care Decisions
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caregiving
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choosing a geriatric care manager
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end-of-life decisions
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health care proxy
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HIPAA release
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long distance caregiving
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managing chronic disease
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planning for emergencies
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What You Should Know About Fall Medicare “Open Enrollment” v. Obamacare
It’s that time of year for Medicare’s annual “open enrollment” period, running from October 15th to December 7th. It’s also the first-ever enrollment period for coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), popularly known as Obamacare. Although the two programs … Continue reading
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News
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Affordable Care Act
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Medicare
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NAPGCM
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Obamacare
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