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Difficulties Facing the Senior Housing MarketThe seniors' housing market has become soft, the gap between buyer and seller expectations has grown wider making it hard to get deals done, valuations have contracted and will be driven by fundamentals instead of by cheap capital, cap rates are rising, the debt markets have become very conservative, and some lenders have been changing their terms or just getting cold feet. These factors combined or separately, are impacting participants on both sides of the table. Trends in Senior HousingAn examination of where senior housing is today and where it is headed. The Senior Housing Industry TodayAn overview of the Senior Housing Industry and where it stands today. 
Tax Deductibility of Long Term Care, by Martin Petroff EsqDetermining which expenses related to long term care can be deducted in tax filings is confusing to most. This article by Martin Petroff outlines most of the common deductible items as well as some less common ones. Stair Lifts Price – Compare Stair Lift Prices Before Buying or RentingStair lifts are useful devices for elderly and disabled people. Because of these devices, such people are able to live their lives in an easier and more normal way. Stair lifts are relatively new technology in disabled person’s lives. They serve with the purpose of helping aged and disabled people to move around from one place to another or to go and up down stairs.
Pooled Income Trusts and Medicaid Home Care, by Martin Petroff, EsqThe pooled trust is now proving to be a very popular planning tool for persons in need of long-term health-care services and for whom the excess-income option did not work because it would not allow them sufficient money to live in the community and qualify for Medicaid. This article by Martin Petroff of Martin Petroff Associates gives some detail on practical uses of this tool for elder care planning. In-home Healthcare Goes RemoteHealthcare is diverse because of the many situations to which is must conform. Now, healthcare is allowing doctors to care for patients in their homes without leaving the hospital. Installation of Elevators in a Residential EnvironmentInstallation of Elevators in a Residential Environment - The installation of elevators in a residential environment is immensely helpful for the wheelchair bound and the aged people. Vertical Wheelchair Lift – Types of Platform Lifts in the MarketWith the use of a vertical wheelchair lift, anyone with physical disabilities can overcome obstacles and barriers. The purpose is for mobility restriction of people with disabilities. It is sometimes called a wheelchair lift or just a platform lift. 
Dementia and Alzheimer's Caregivers Make the Holidays WonderfulThe Holidays can be an extremely stressful time for caregives and seniors with dementia, MCI, or Alzheimer's. Make this holiday easy, with a few skills from the Coaches at Motivate 4 Success Adult Care: an International PerspectiveElderly care is different for each country. Because of changing healthcare, traditions and views societies across the globe are evaluating the way they care for seniors. Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect in the NewsSadly, studies have shown that as many as 30% of these nursing homes have received violations that could harm or ultimately take the life of their residents. Planning a FuneralA basic guide to help you through the funeral planning process. Life After RetirementRetirement is the start of second innings of your life. This is the time that is supposed to give you all the freedom, time and resources to fully enjoy your life. Not all people can enjoy retirement life as they should, owing to financial difficulties, ill health and several other issues. Assisted Living Facilities Today Focus on Living, not RetiringHave you been inside an assisted living facility lately? Newly constructed assisted living facilities are being built at a record rate as the Baby Boomer generation begins to age. Baby Boomers are not in any rush to be complacent and the newly constructed assisted living facilities reflect it.
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