With age, comes wisdom. Additionally, aging can possibly lead to sadness and conflict, both of which are somewhat inevitable. However, the stress and pain can be avoided with better information, empathy and planning.

We work with providers in the areas listed below, (and then some) to help develop solutions seniors need in their specific area of concern.

One call to us and we will help you or point you in the best possible direction. We have working relationships with:

For Your Quick Reference, Click these Organizational links.

For Additional Resources, Click the links below.

Alzheimer's Association
Information on Alzheimer’s Disease, a list of 200 local chapters, fact sheets and warning signs, recent research and treatment options, and conferences and events.

The Alliance For Aging Research
Offers access to the latest discoveries in the science of aging and provides information to help people live longer, more productive lives.

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Information on Medicaid, Medicare, Medigap, managed care and other statistics, data, laws, and regulations.

The National Council on Aging, Inc.
Information for consumers and professionals on a range of aging issues including long-term care, public policy, community based services, and health care.  

Long Term Care Link
A Comprehensive Source of Long Term Care Information

The Forgetting - A Portrait of Alzheimer's
PBS's multi-faceted project aimed at helping Alzheimer's patients, their families, friends and caregivers.

Family Caregiver Alliance
Information on care giving, includes the Family Caregiver Alliance's Online Caregiver Support Group.

Social Security Administration
Social Security benefits (publications and information), facts and figures, financial status of Social Security programs, and public information resources.

Mesothelioma Center
Information on asbestos, mesothelioma, and other cancers that are caused by asbestos exposure (lung cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer,etc.)