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Obtaining Medicaid eligibility for a married person can often be done preserving all of the couples’ collective resources. When this

According to the National Alliance for Caregiving Report, Caring in the U.S. 2009 about 48.9 million Americans spend an average

On occasion, family members have advised that a nursing home tells them that they cannot visit their relatives at any

Families often worry that a loved one will be involuntarily discharged from a nursing home, leaving family in a position

One of our new clients recently told us that before he retained our services, a nursing home was requiring his

Both Federal and Florida law restrict the use of physical restraints for nursing home residents. Under the Federal Nursing Home

The holiday season brings families together. Sometimes when family members arrive in Naples to see their aging parents, they are

The Montessori teaching method holds promise for the care of patients afflicted with Alzheimer’s Disease. Developed for small children just

By Barbara Miller, RN Have you ever been in a situation where you needed to go somewhere at the drop

When a loved one goes into the hospital, our concerns are focused on his or her health and making sure