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Long Term Care and the Generational Divide

The Genworth 2015 Annual Cost of Care Study confirms that long-term care expenses are increasing. While the cost of in-home health services is rising gradually (about 1.6 percent annually during the past five years), the annual cost of care in an assisted living facility or private nursing home is now $43,200 (a 2.5 percent increase) and $91,250 (up 4 percent), respectively.

By |April 13th, 2015|

Community Connection is Key When Aging in Place

If you plan to retire at home (age in place), new information in a report from the Gerontological Society of America indicates that your connectedness to your community can have a meaningful impact on your health and well-being as you get older.

By |April 8th, 2015|

BIG Thanks to Clare Oaks for Invitation to Speak!

  A BIG thank you to the Clare Oaks Senior Living for the invitation to speak earlier this week, and congratulations to the marketing staff for such a great turnout; 86 people (49 families) in attendance!  It's always a pleasure having the opportunity to help educate families who recognize the value of planning ahead for [...]

By |April 2nd, 2015|

Best Places to Retire 2015

Two-thirds of retirees will likely move at least once during retirement, according to the most recent Merrill Lynch/Age Wave survey. Where they choose to live is determined by a confluence of factors including, the cost of living and tax rates, incidents of crime, health care access and quality, community well-being and the weather.

By |March 30th, 2015|

BIG Thanks to Emerald Communities for Invitation to Speak!

A BIG thanks to Emerald Communities, just outside of Seattle, WA, for inviting me to speak to prospective residents at their two locations last week. The marketing teams at Emerald and Glynn Devins should be commended for generating such a great turnout; approximately 100 prospective residents (75 households) attending the two events! Today's consumer wants [...]

By |March 25th, 2015|

Promoting Intergenerational Interaction

Segregation is defined as a separation between groups of people, usually by race, gender, culture, or ethnicity. However, emerging research highlighted in a recent Boston Globe story indicates that ageism—dividing people by age or generation—has become rampant in our society. This trend has sociologists and other researchers concerned, particularly as the older population is expected to increase dramatically over the next twenty years.

By |March 17th, 2015|
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