As our national election day nears, I thought it would be worthwhile to revisit the topic of voting rights and elders with dementia. What...
Tag Archives: Alzheimer’s disease
I’m writing this as a follow-up to my last post, which elicited a heartfelt comment from a subscriber and a fruitful discussion on...
In this post I’m examining the concept of self-determination in the post-adjudication context where a probate court has determined in a protective proceeding...
As the number of retirement age baby boomers continues to rise, we continue to grow our unprecedented proportion of old people in our population. ...
I recently came across this horrifying article published Monday in ProPublica, entitled “Federal Health Officials Seek to Stop Social Media Abuse of Nursing...
This is my second installment on the theme of successful elderhood and its obstacles. In this post, I am revisiting the theme of “a...
Just eleven days ago, I presented at the 6th annual Jefferson County Senior Law day. No fewer than three of the sixteen topical presentations...
So this is part five of my series and just in time for next Saturday’s Jefferson County Senior Law Day (June 4, 2016)!...
This is the second post on the topic of elder financial abuse and abuse of a power of attorney by an agent. Read...
A couple weeks back, I posted an update on the proposed End of Life Options Act, a bill in the Colorado legislature which has...