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The Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers gives an attorney a Public Reprimand for violating the prohibition against in-person solicitation when he visited a potential client in her nursing home.
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The Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers gives an attorney a Public Reprimand for violating the prohibition against in-person solicitation when he visited a potential client in her nursing home.
Five steps caregivers of seniors and others with a disability need to take to make sure they can keep providing care
The reasons to use private agencies when hiring home care workers

Medical research is showing some results that may blunt the impact of Alzheimer’s disease, but the demographic numbers mean that the need for care will grow dramatically in coming years.
Decline in credit ratings may be sign of early cognitive decline
Jennifer Pilcher Ph.D, head of Clear Guidance Consulting and Care Management. This program will help you learn how to help your clients and their families detect, evaluate, and approach suspected cognitive impairment.
The Alzheimer’s Association has released its annual report of facts and figures about the disease, reporting that 5.3 million Americans suffer from the disease, 200,000 of whom are below age 65. The Alzheimer’s Association is predicting low growth in the number of Massachusetts residents afflicted with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive impairments over the next ten years, with about 120,000 in 2000, 2010, and 2020.
Second and non-traditional marriages require special attention to estate and long-term care planning. It’s important that expectations be put in writing.
Alzheimer’s Association statistics demonstrate how many people need care today and will in the future. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley, MA, 781-705-6400
These strategies can help people with dementia continue to lead full lives for many years. Blog from Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley, MA, 781-705-6400