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A New Approach to an Old Habit

Posted January 20, 2019

A New Approach to an Old Habit Are you in the habit of making New Year’s resolutions? Yes?! Well you… Read more »

Posted August 28, 2017

by Larry Dawalt, Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region What do you think of when you hear the word… Read more »

Posted August 21, 2017

by: Steve Hodge, Manager, McEwen Funeral Service – Mint Hill Chapel Q: I know I want to be cremated,… Read more »

Posted August 14, 2017

Married Couples by Kelli Y. Allen, Elder Law Attorney Many seniors facing the need for long-term, skilled nursing care are especially… Read more »

Posted August 3, 2017

submitted by: Maryanne P. Dailey, M.A. NCDRC Certified Mediator, Senior Vice President Better Bureau of Southern Piedmont and Western… Read more »

Posted July 31, 2017

You don’t need to sign up for Medicare each year. However, each year you’ll have a chance to review your… Read more »

Posted July 27, 2017

Facts about Long Term Care Insurance in North Carolina Long-term care insurance is designed to pay some or all the… Read more »

Posted July 20, 2017

What is Aid and Attendance (A&A) A VA compensation or pension benefit awarded to a veteran determined to be in… Read more »

Posted July 17, 2017

When considering a care community, older and disabled adults are the primary consumers of both assisted living and nursing facility… Read more »

Posted July 6, 2017

Do you have them? Are they working? Submitted by: Bengie Leverett, Public Fire – Education Officer, Columbia Fire Department … Read more »