We could all use a little pick me up every now and then. Whether you're struggling with a lack of motivation, coping with mental health issues, or simply feeling uninspired in... Continue reading

It's impossible to ignore the racial injustices and inequalities in both health care and end-of-life planning. As the top resource for all things end-of-life, we strive for... Continue reading

It is impossible to plan your future down to the last pebble, but when it comes to long-term care, it is important to at least put some plans together. Everyone plans when there... Continue reading

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown people's lives into turmoil in unexpected ways. It has also shone a very bright light on our aging population. Age is a risk factor for not only... Continue reading

When we die, there is much that we leave behind, from our family and possessions to our property and bodies. Unless we're prepared, making sense of it all is left up to our love... Continue reading

We understand that making end-of-life care decisions for a loved one can be difficult and painful. By creating an advance directive, you give your family the gift of knowing the... Continue reading

A grandmother can play many roles in your life. She can be a teacher, a provider, and even a friend. That said, if your family is religious, your grandmother might also be among... Continue reading

The scope of caregiving in the United States is so vast, it is difficult to wrap your arms around it. According to estimates from the National Alliance for Caregiving, there wer... Continue reading

In The Bucket List, a 2007 Hollywood blockbuster film, Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman go on a mission to accomplish all the things they've ever dreamed of doing before they... Continue reading

If you're thinking about becoming an organ donor, it's important to weigh all the pros and cons before making the choice. Becoming a living donor or a donor after you die is a... Continue reading