Robert Mauterstock, Contributor

If your loved one has been diagnosed with the Alzheimer’s disease it is important for you to take immediate action to protect them, yourself and the rest of your family.

The Caregiver crisis is here. The number of caregivers is going to decrease and the aging population is increasing dramatically. New plans will have to be created to take care of the aging population.

There are three questions you must ask your aging parents to help them prepare a healthcare plan. Here they are.

Most of us have developed a retirement plan. But few of us have taken the time to create a plan for our older years. This article gives you the information to create a meaningful Aging Plan.

We can learn a great deal from our parents. All we have to do is ask them to write a Legacy Letter. This article describes how to do it.

We can learn a great deal from our parents. All we have to do is ask them to write a Legacy Letter. This article describes how to do it.

When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, it is important to learn how to communicate with them. This article shows examples of how I communicated with my mother who had the disease for 10 years.

Many families are torn apart by their inability to decide how to help ailing parents. This article discusses how mediation can bring the family together to create a plan for mom and dad.

40 million family members are providing care for an aging parent. This article outlines a procedure for these caregivers to get paid legally for their efforts.