Can a Person with Mild Dementia Revoke Her Power of Attorney?
Dementia is a mental condition that affects many elderly individuals throughout the country. Frequent forgetfulness and the inability to care for oneself are just two
Dementia is a mental condition that affects many elderly individuals throughout the country. Frequent forgetfulness and the inability to care for oneself are just two
A power of attorney, sometimes known as a POA, is put in place to allow another person to handle various matters on your behalf if
A DNR is a ‘do not resuscitate order’ and is oftentimes part of an advance directive. It is always important to have an advance directive
When it comes to managing the healthcare of a parent and speaking with a medical provider, California state and federal laws are very strict on who can
Having elderly parents can be worrisome, especially if you do not see them on a regular basis. With the COVID-19 pandemic and the specific risks
While anxiety and concern related to the pandemic affect people of all ages, the elderly may be more susceptible to mental health disorders during this
Recently, United States Senator Sherrod Brown and 11 additional Senators urged the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
On behalf of Lisa Bryant of The Law Offices of Lisa C. Bryant, Inc. posted in Health & Wellness on Monday, May 15st, 2017.
Spring is here, and that means California farmers markets are open. These local markets are a great way to get fresh veggies and nutrition for seniors.
On March 13, 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (“CMS”), which regulates most skilled nursing homes, issued strict guidelines on visitation of skilled nursing facilities. Learn more before planning a visit.
Learn three important steps to keep yourself and your loved ones from succumbing to poor mental health.
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