Continuing Care Retirement Communities: A Residential Alternative for Seniors

These all-in-one facilities could be an ideal place to spend your retirement years. But there are few things you need to know about them.

• Handling Social Security Denials: Understanding the Appeals Process

• Supplemental Security Income: The Federal Benefit Program for the Elderly and Disabled

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Canes and Walkers Can Prevent Falls - or Cause Them

Walking aids enable many older adults to remain active and independent. But canes and walkers can cause falls if not used correctly.

• Keeping Your Loved One Safe in Long-Term Care

• Caregiver Checklist: Taking a Loved One Home From the Hospital

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Where Do I Go? Living Arrangements for Older Adults

Housing communities for older adults used to be limited to a retirement village or a nursing home. Today, seniors can also choose active adult living, home care, independent living or assisted living, too.

• Staying Safe at Home When You're Disabled

• Caregiving From a Distance ... Without the Guilt

• What to Do When a Friend Is Seriously Ill

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Preparing for a Major Illness: How to Get Your Affairs in Order

A major illness or injury affects more than your health. Getting your affairs in order helps protect your assets and your loved ones.

• Writing Your Own Will: 7 Essentials

• 5 Legal Documents Every Family Caregiver Needs

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After a Loved One Dies: Taking Care of Final Arrangements

When a family member dies, it might be hard to think about anything other than grieving the loss. However, there are many legal and financial matters that need to be taken care of. This practical guide for survivors can help.

• Surviving the Holidays When You've Lost a Loved One

• Surviving the Loss of A Partner

• When a Child Dies: How to Help the Family

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