Geriatric Care and Management Articles Archives - Page 3 of 8

Power of Attorney: Don’t Wait Too Late

Posted November 3, 2016

by: Alyson C. Fudge, Esq. It just happened again. Yet another well-meaning adult child calling to ask about getting Powers… Read more »

Posted October 17, 2016

by Anne Murray-Randolph, Gray Lady Group One of the biggest impediments to finding a new home is fear. Among mature… Read more »

Posted September 29, 2016

by Alison Longnecker and Donna Van Norden; Owners, Golden Years Moving They say to change is to be alive, but… Read more »

Posted September 15, 2016

by Alan Kronhaus, MD, CEO of Doctors Making Housecalls Americans are living longer -and healthier- lives than ever before. But… Read more »

Posted August 8, 2016

Working out daily in the gym, playing tennis and beach walking put Mandy McKenzie in an enviable place at 49…. Read more »

Posted July 25, 2016

by Neeja Bhardwaj, MD, MPH, Bon Secours Geriatric Care A geriatrician is a physician who has completed medical school and… Read more »

Posted February 4, 2016

by Alan Kronhaus, MD, Doctors Making House Calls Americans are living longer than ever before. For many seniors, partnering with… Read more »

Posted October 15, 2015

by Alan Kronhaus, MD, Co-Founder & CEO, Doctors Making Housecalls Not long ago, few senior communities would entertain the idea of… Read more »

Posted October 12, 2015

by David Higgins, CEO of ING Source Inc. and inventor of the OrthoSleeve concept Right now, across the United States,… Read more »

Posted October 6, 2015

After a diagnosis of irreversible dementia what should you do? What does it mean when you are told you – or… Read more »