I’m beginning a series of posts about guardianship reform and its relationship to elder abuse. What is known as “guardianship reform” is a very...
Tag Archives: aging in place with dementia
Today is Colorado Gives Day! Otherwise known as Giving Tuesday, the day designed to spotlight opportunities for people to give to charitable causes. The...
Capacity is not some dusty old legal concept! In this post I revisit some implications encroaching incapacity or. . . the “dark side”...
This isn’t my first post about World Elder Abuse Awareness Day or WEAAD for short. It’s an annual post for me on this day...
For this first post of June, I am revisiting a topic that has been discussed in previous posts: Alzheimer’s (or other forms of...
How does one assess the value of planning for one’s retirement, potential incapacity and/or eventual demise? That is a very personal assessment, notwithstanding that...
I read with interest Heather Snyder, Ph.D.’s blog post from December 28, 2016, titled “Alzheimer’s Falls More Heavily on Women Than on Men.” She...
I was reading a list serve post yesterday that told of the member’s father (a retired attorney in another state) who got a call...
In looking once again at aging in place, let’s look at whether you really need to know what a NORC is and how it...
[Note – this post was published on August 19, but it didn’t make it into my migration to a new server. . ....