As we age, there’s a 74% chance that we will need some sort of assisted medical care. However, there is an extreme lack of awareness about what types of care are available, how to get a referral, and who pays for that care. This course is a discussion with Lisa Pauley of Brookdale Charleston Gardens and […]
JT Hunter, Certified Dementia Practitioner and Care Partner Coach will explain the difference between Alzheimer’s and the many different types of dementia, how each affects the brain, and it may […]
Rarely does someone plan to become a family caregiver. You don’ t often receive a warning message. Most of the time it occurs in an instant, with an illness, a […]
Traditional estate planning typically focuses on titled property like land, houses, and vehicles, but often overlooks the question of what happens to an individual’s personal items. As the owner of […]
This course will cover the most basic estate planning documents including wills and powers or attorneys. We will also discuss how easily these documents can be customized to meet your […]
Do you know how your long-term care insurance policy works? Whether you already have coverage or are considering your options, understanding how benefits are accessed, what’s covered, and how policies […]
Jennifer Waggener is the founder and Executive Director of Faith in Action of the Greater Kanawha Valley, a local nonprofit organization providing free services to older adults ages 60 and over […]
Brent L. Van Deysen is the managing partner of Van Deysen Law Office, PLLC, an Elder Law and Estate Planning Practice. Mr. Van Deysen will discuss how to protect your […]
Medicare plays a critical role in the health and financial security to 60 million older people and younger people with disabilities. Yet, 1 out of 4 beneficiaries say they don’t […]
Join Sierra Jones, Hospice Liaison, to explore the difference between Hospice and Palliative Care. Learn how Palliative Care offers symptom relief at any illness stage, while hospice offers end-of-life support […]