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When a person has Medicare, there may come a time they have questions or need an advocate. Many may look online for information. Some may reach out to a health insurance broker/agent to see if they can be a resource. There is a free program available to California residents called HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling and […]
Whenever you go to a senior housing facility or long-term care facility, have you ever seen the Ombudsman notice and wondered, what’s an Ombudsman? Why do these places have such statements? The State of California requires Ombudsman notices to be posted publicly in long-term facilities. The word Ombudsman comes from Sweden and means representative. An […]
Once people are in their 50s, they start thinking about retirement. Some people start putting away more funds into an investment account or bank account, and some start calculating their retirement age (65 or 70). Surprisingly 47% of people retire sooner than planned, which could be because of company layoffs followed by the inability to […]
There is an old saying, “Getting old isn’t for the faint of heart.” That is true. There are five stages to aging, and resources are available for each phase. The big question is, what are the top required services for seniors? Looking at this list, all seem manageable; until considering costs. Only some things are […]
Previously mentioned were the top five scams exploited in the aging community, but there are additional scams people should be aware of. Everyone is subject to scams, but the older generation tends to fall, victim, because the deceptions appear genuine, and the person may not recognize the dishonesty. Scams come in many forms, including text […]
Elder Abuse Scams are soaring. Older people get swindled out of more than $3 billion yearly. 3.5 million seniors are victims of financial exploitation each year, with an average loss of $34,200. Every day, older adults are harmed by mistaken assumptions and inadequate assessments of their decision-making capacity in the criminal and civil justice systems. […]