We talk a lot about elder law, elder care, and Medicaid on this website, and for many of our readers, those terms are part of everyday life. What if you’re a newcomer to the world of Medicaid, though? Or maybe you’re a family member trying to learn a little more so you can help an… Read More »
Monthly Archives: July 2015
VA Extends Veterans Benefits to Gay Couples
Change is fast. Just last month, we told you about the U.S. Senate’s refusal to extend veterans benefits to gay couples, a hot-button point of contention for many years. Of course, that was before the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, which legalized gay marriage nationwide. View image | gettyimages.com At the… Read More »
An Outfit That Ages You 30 Years: Fashion Foible or Tech Marvel?
If Joan Rivers taught us anything before she passed away, it’s that fashion matters. The right outfit can be slimming or swelling, flattening or flattering, gaudy or gorgeous. Your wardrobe can even affect how young you look. But what about how old you feel? As it turns out, there’s a new kind of suit that… Read More »
Maybe Old Age Needs a New Marketing Manager
“Old age” isn’t a phrase that gets anyone excited, but maybe that’s just the phrase’s fault. View image | gettyimages.com In a compelling new editorial, the Daily Telegraph says that modern aging is in desperate need of a marketing makeover. We hear so much about 60 becoming the new 40, after all, but everyone still… Read More »