“What do you want your legacy to your community and your children to be after you’re gone?”
By Carrie Friedman, Guest Writer
The last time I saw my father in person, which may be the last time I ever sit across from him, I spoon-fed him...
5 Estate Planning Tips for Solo Seniors
Nearly 7 million older adults live alone, according to a recent federal study. Half of all women over the age of 75 live by themselves. A large percentage of seniors who are living alone have no living siblings or children. Seniors who are alone without any family members to provide them...
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What is Probate and the Role of a Personal Representative (Executor) in Massachusetts
So, you have been named as the Personal Presentative (Executor) of a deceased person’s estate. The responsibility is not one to be taken lightly. It is encouraged to seek advice from a qualified probate attorney. This article will provide a basic explanation of the probate process and the role and responsibilities...
Fallon Health’s Navicare Benefits
Here are some of Fallon NaviCare brochure with some of their benefits that are important given the times that we are living in for our elders. Fallon's NaviCare also helps with MassHealth Applications for those that have lost benefits or just need to just apply for the first time. They are...
April 16th is National Healthcare Decisions Day
National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) exists to inspire, educate and empower the public and providers about the importance of advance care planning. NHDD is April 16 and the key goal is to encourage people to express their wishes regarding healthcare and for providers and facilities...
Staying Safe While Staying Apart
COVID-19 continues to affect us all, but perhaps none more so than the seniors in our community. In addition to the fear of being most at-risk seniors are also facing difficulties with isolation and depression. Additionally, it is increasingly difficult for them to obtain essential personal and groceries items, and medications.
Maplewood Senior Living: Preparing Seniors for Emergencies and Isolation
BY MAPLEWOODSENIORLIVING
Any major change in the day-to-day lives of seniors can induce stress and anxiety. With the current coronavirus pandemic circling the world, this now more than ever emphasizes the need for us to help prepare our elderly parents and family members for any emergency...
Helpful Tips for Estate Planning during Covid-19
The COVID-19 crisis has raised questions and concerns with regard to estate planning. Last week, we addressed Estate Planning Questions and Solutions in the Context of COVID-19. Given the current atmosphere, here are a few additional tips to consider:
1. Make sure your documents are current and reflect your wishes.