The proposed budget includes some gains for the older voter. As more of us are getting older and with the decline of the growth rate, who will be looking after us? 90% of seniors live in the community; most having care provided by an unpaid family caregiver…..
The budget and our current state of affairs- how are we doing? Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Estate Planning, In the NewsThe media has been full of stories about people in Canada in conflict with their provinces’ health bureaucracies. For a long time we have heard about challenges in the health system. But where does advocacy fit in? When in the hospital, a family member’s care may depend on advocacy and attention. Anecdotally, those who are in the hospital and have family member’s asking questions about their care, seem to do better. ….
Advocacy is Almost as Important as Having a Doctor. Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Geriatric Care Management, In the NewsHave you heard about Long Term Care Insurance and wondered what it was had a place in your estate plans? LONG TERM CARE INSURANCE is coverage which pays a daily benefit for care either at home or in a facility when two or more activities of daily living cannot be performed. ….
LONG TERM CARE INSURANCE – Is It An Overlooked Consideration in Your Estate Plan? Continue Reading »
Canada Revenue Agency, Estate Administration, Estate PlanningMost of us want to live in our own homes for as long as possible. Keeping the home free from tripping hazards is one way to promote independence…..
Which is the deadliest room in the house? Continue Reading »
Estate PlanningMy colleague blogged previously on collaborative law as an approach to consider in resolving estate disputes. I think this is a perfect topic for Valentine’s Day…..
Does Love Make the World Go Around? Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Estate Litigation, Family Conflict, Geriatric Care Management