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We believe we can change the experience of retirement and aging-in-place through education. This virtual hub includes a variety of resources such as fact sheets, videos, and other tools designed to help you understand retirement planning, aging-in-place, insurance, and more. Explore our comprehensive library to gain knowledge and confidence you need.
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Avoiding Costly Long-Term Care Mistakes: Lessons from an Elder Law Attorney
Planning for long-term care can be overwhelming, and it’s easy to make mistakes that can cost you and your loved ones thousands of dollars—or worse, leave you without the care you need when you need it most. The good news? Many of these mistakes are preventable with...
Turning 65? The New Medicare Rules Everyone’s Struggling With
If you or someone you love is turning 65 soon — listen up. The government recently made big changes to the Medicare application process to help protect your identity. The Good News:They’ve added extra steps to stop scammers and keep your personal information safe. You...
Does Medicare Cover Lift Chairs? Here’s What You Need to Know
One of the most common questions we hear at Just Us Retirement is: "Will Medicare pay for a lift chair?" It’s an important question — for many older adults, a lift chair can make a big difference in maintaining independence, safety, and comfort at home. But as with...
Why You Shouldn’t Give Away Your Medical Equipment (Yet!)
At Just Us Retirement, we see this all the time: A client finishes physical therapy or recovers from surgery and thinks: "Well, I’m done with this wheelchair, walker, or hospital bed. I’ll donate it or give it to someone who needs it." It’s a generous instinct — but...
The Value of Care Coordination: Is It Worth It?
If you’ve ever had to navigate elder care for a loved one, you already know how overwhelming it can be. Between finding the right doctors, arranging home care, managing medications, and handling legal and financial matters, it’s a full-time job. Many families try to...
How Family Disputes Can Disrupt Elder Care – And How to Keep the Peace
Caring for an aging parent or loved one is already an emotional journey, but when family members can’t agree on what’s best, things can quickly become stressful and overwhelming. Disagreements about care plans, finances, or who should take on which responsibilities...
Avoiding Costly Long-Term Care Mistakes: Lessons from an Elder Law Attorney
Planning for long-term care can be overwhelming, and it’s easy to make mistakes that can cost you and your loved ones thousands of dollars—or worse, leave you without the care you need when you need it most. The good news? Many of these mistakes are preventable with...
What Is a Special Needs Trust—and Why Is It So Important?
Co-Written by Tabitha Justice & Franki Parsons, Esq. Tabitha Justice is the CEO of Just Us Retirement Solutions, specializing in Medicare education, long-term care planning, and empowering families to take control of their retirement journey. Franki Parsons is an...
Grandma Left an Inheritance—And It Took Away Their Benefits
Co-Written by Tabitha Justice & Franki Parsons, Esq. Tabitha Justice is the CEO of Just Us Retirement Solutions, specializing in Medicare education, long-term care planning, and empowering families to take control of their retirement journey. Franki Parsons is an...
Avoiding Costly Long-Term Care Mistakes: Lessons from an Elder Law Attorney
Planning for long-term care can be overwhelming, and it’s easy to make mistakes that can cost you and your loved ones thousands of dollars—or worse, leave you without the care you need when you need it most. The good news? Many of these mistakes are preventable with...
Does Medicare Cover Lift Chairs? Here’s What You Need to Know
One of the most common questions we hear at Just Us Retirement is: "Will Medicare pay for a lift chair?" It’s an important question — for many older adults, a lift chair can make a big difference in maintaining independence, safety, and comfort at home. But as with...
Why You Shouldn’t Give Away Your Medical Equipment (Yet!)
At Just Us Retirement, we see this all the time: A client finishes physical therapy or recovers from surgery and thinks: "Well, I’m done with this wheelchair, walker, or hospital bed. I’ll donate it or give it to someone who needs it." It’s a generous instinct — but...
How to Save Money on Diabetic Supplies: The Medicare Rule You Need to Know
If you or a loved one manages diabetes, you know how quickly the costs of supplies can add up. Unfortunately, many Medicare beneficiaries pay far more than they should — simply because they aren’t aware of how Medicare covers diabetic equipment. We see this mistake...
What Is a Special Needs Trust—and Why Is It So Important?
Co-Written by Tabitha Justice & Franki Parsons, Esq. Tabitha Justice is the CEO of Just Us Retirement Solutions, specializing in Medicare education, long-term care planning, and empowering families to take control of their retirement journey. Franki Parsons is an...
Grandma Left an Inheritance—And It Took Away Their Benefits
Co-Written by Tabitha Justice & Franki Parsons, Esq. Tabitha Justice is the CEO of Just Us Retirement Solutions, specializing in Medicare education, long-term care planning, and empowering families to take control of their retirement journey. Franki Parsons is an...
The Value of Care Coordination: Is It Worth It?
If you’ve ever had to navigate elder care for a loved one, you already know how overwhelming it can be. Between finding the right doctors, arranging home care, managing medications, and handling legal and financial matters, it’s a full-time job. Many families try to...
Navigating Hospital Discharges: What Families Need to Know
If you have a loved one in the hospital, you might assume you’ll have plenty of time to figure out the next steps. But the reality is that hospitals start planning for discharge as soon as a patient is admitted—often catching families off guard. That’s why it’s so...
Caregiving as a Partnership: Working Together for Better Care
By Tabitha Justice & JT Hunter Caregiving is often seen as a one-sided responsibility, where one person provides care and the other simply receives it. But true caregiving is a partnership—one that focuses on dignity, independence, and mutual support. When...
The Caregiver’s Bill of Rights: You Deserve Support Too
By Tabitha Justice & JT Hunter Taking care of a loved one is one of the most selfless things you can do, but that doesn’t mean it should come at the expense of your own health and happiness. Too often, caregivers put themselves last, thinking that their needs...
Turning 65? The New Medicare Rules Everyone’s Struggling With
If you or someone you love is turning 65 soon — listen up. The government recently made big changes to the Medicare application process to help protect your identity. The Good News:They’ve added extra steps to stop scammers and keep your personal information safe. You...
New Social Security Office Rules Are Making Wait Times Worse—But We Can Help!
Starting January 6, 2025, Social Security offices will require appointments for most in-person visits. While this is meant to reduce wait times, in reality, it’s making things much harder for the people who need help the most. Instead of being able to walk in and get...
Will Medicare Cover Zepbound for Sleep Apnea?
If you or someone you love has sleep apnea and struggles with weight, you may have heard about Zepbound—a new medication that could help. But the big question is: Will Medicare cover it? Let’s break it down in simple terms so you can understand what to expect. What...