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Before Your Parents Retire, You Need to Ask About These Six Things – but Rajiv Has Suggestions About How and When

When their children approach adolescence, many parents decide to sit down with them and have “the talk,” explaining (usually awkwardly) what used to be referred to as the facts of life. But as parents approach retirement, their adult kids often find themselves approaching mom and dad for a different kind of talk – a heart-to-heart … Read more

Long-Term Trial Shows that Adding These Foods to Your Diet Could Help Keep Dementia Away

It seems like we’ve all been waiting a long time for definitive evidence that there’s something we can do – diet, exercise, crossword puzzles, something! – to help stave off the scourge of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Over the years here at the AgingOptions blog, we’ve encountered hundreds of articles on the … Read more

Will Medicare Start Negotiating Drug Prices? Yes – but We Won’t See Major Changes Any Time Soon

There’s good news and bad news in Medicare’s war against high prescription drug prices. The good news is that a new law passed last year finally gives the mammoth Medicare program the legal right and authority to negotiate prescription drug prices with manufacturers. The bad news: the soonest that beneficiaries will see any tangible results … Read more

Preparing for Your Funeral: Preplanning, Due Diligence, and Good Communication Can Head Off Difficult Surprises

If you’ve ever faced the emotional trauma of having to make funeral arrangements for a loved one, you’ll be able to empathize with this recent article from the Kiplinger website . It reminds us of something we might rather not think about: the reality of our own death. One day we will each shake off this mortal coil, and … Read more

New York Times: Aging Baby Boomers are Demanding More Senior Housing Choices, and the Industry Has Gotten the Message

For years now, we at the AgingOptions Blog have been wondering when the senior housing industry is finally going to wake up to the opportunity afforded by millions of aging baby boomers. While many prefer to age in place, there are also plenty of active retirees in their 60s and 70s for whom the traditional … Read more

Creating A Financial Roadmap Before Your Spouse Dies Can Help You Prevent a Monetary Meltdown

If you’ve been married for a long time, you and your spouse or partner have probably settled into comfortable roles based on each of your strengths. Nowhere is this truer than in handling family finances, where it’s fairly common for the spouse with the best combination of motivation and aptitude to “just take care things” … Read more

Jim Miller, the Savvy Senior, Offers Some Simple Home Safety Solutions to Help You or a Loved One Age in Place

Here at the AgingOptions Blog, we appreciate the work of Jim Miller, whose website is known as The Savvy Senior.  Miller offers a wealth of helpful information for seniors and their families, and his weekly Senior Newswire is a good source of articles on aging. Miller also writes a column in his home newspaper, The Oklahoman, answering readers’ … Read more

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