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Preventing Power of Attorney Abuse You did your homework. You planned ahead. You sat down with an attorney, signed the paperwork, and named someone you trusted to handle things if you ever couldn’t. Maybe it was your son, your daughter, or a trusted friend. You felt relieved to have plans in place. And then, slowly,… Read More
Understanding Medical Aid in Dying End-of-life planning involves deeply personal choices around values, dignity, and preferences. A “good death” is as unique as each life and reflects what matters most to the individual. Research has found that for people at the end of their lives, one of the main definitions of “dying well” means directing… Read More
When many people hear the term Aging Life Care management, they instinctively picture older adults, often someone with multiple medical conditions, declining mobility or cognition, or the need for long-term support. While older adults absolutely benefit from Aging Life Care management services, this narrow definition misses the bigger truth: At its core, Aging Life Care management isn’t… Read More
6 Things You Should Never Say to a New Dementia Caregiver (And What to Say Instead) When a friend or family member begins caring for someone with dementia, they’re facing a challenging journey. As someone who cares about them, you want to offer support and encouragement. But sometimes, even well-meaning words can make a difficult… Read More
More Than Just Medication Makes the Best Dementia Care Here’s some genuinely exciting news that might surprise you: Researchers at UC San Francisco (UCSF) just found that having a dedicated care team to help you navigate dementia might do more for patients than the Alzheimer’s drugs that are available. But before you write off medications… Read More