“You’re not alone when you’re with Company”
There is a new Alzheimer’s health club and dementia care in York Region, Ontario.
Why elder abuse remains a ‘hidden epidemic’.
The majority of elder abuse perpetrators are family members.
Dad’s ashes can be divided up, if the children prefer that option: Ethically Speaking
The process of dividing ashes does not have to be distasteful.
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Advance Directives: What does Grief Have to Do With It?
Eleanor shares her insights into the relationships between capacity, caring and grieving.
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When caregiving ends
Caregivers cannot be caregivers forever. Getting “back on track” is difficult but vital after a loss.
How We Spend Our Health Care Dollars As We Age.
Whether in Canada or the USA, care costs are high, as we age.
Passing of Accounts: A Math Problem Explained
Math often comes into play in an estates litigation practice, particularly in the context of a contested passing of accounts.
Furnishing a room in Assisted Living.
The room set up will change as their needs and issues change.
Having “The Talk” Making plans for life.
Estate planning is about the life of your family and loved ones.
Seniors with dementia eased into dental care
Compassion and extra care go a long way to make people with dementia comfortable at the dentist.