What’s the Difference Between a Prepaid Funeral Plan and Irrevocable Funeral Expense Trust?
The loss of a loved one is difficult and emotional for everyone involved. In addition to the emotional burden, there
The Truth About Medicaid Myths
A federal program funded by taxes and administered by the state, Medicaid is one of the foundations of the U.S.
10 Communication Tips for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Heather Gonska is Elder Life Group’s VP of Business Development. She recently wrote this blog based on her long-term care
Difficult Conversations with Mom and Dad
As your mom and dad get older, it is important to keep an eye out for red flags that may
Alzheimer’s Awareness and Long-Term Care Awareness Month
November is National Alzheimer’s Awareness and National Long-Term Care Awareness Month. Alzheimer’s Awareness Month is a time to learn more about and openly
Meet the Team Member: Heather Gonska
We love our employees and because they are special to us, they deserve the spotlight in our blogs every now
The Ultimate Guide to Successful Aging
Seven in 10 Americans will spend an average of two to three years in a nursing home or assisted living
Open Enrollment for Medicare Begins Soon!
Open enrollment for Medicare occurs Oct. 15 – Dec. 7. This is the designated time period where Medicare allows participants to review
How to Prevent Spousal Impoverishment
Spousal impoverishment occurs when the high costs of aging start to negatively impact the healthy spouse’s financial situation. Couples are
What You Should Know About Funeral Trusts
Start with a definition There are many terms for “funeral trusts” or that at least sound like they are the