While so many people are financially prepared for the amount they will need in retirement, many fail to consider how their situation might change due to a disability. Unfortunately, a disability is ...

Donna’s husband Phil is in a nursing home and receives Medicaid benefits to pay for his care (a.k.a. Medical Assistance or Title-19). Donna wants to make sure Phil’s Medicaid remains in place and is ...

A concern for many families when a spouse requires nursing home care is the potential impact on the family home. While legal safeguards exist to protect the rights of the spouse remaining at home, ...

Jennifer Challice, a Georgia Southern University nursing student, has found relief in a recent scholarship, allowing her to focus on her studies and pursue her dream of becoming a nurse.

Even as the signals of approaching dementia became impossible to ignore, Joseph Drolet dreaded the prospect of moving his partner into a long-term care facility. Drolet, 79, and his beloved Rebecca, ...

Photographed before COVID-19, Carolee Medico Olenginski and her husband, retired orthodontist Jan Olenginski, relied heavily on telephone rosary praying while he was unable to receive visitors for a ...

The wife of a Washington nursing home resident cannot sue a provider by citing a federal law that sets standards for facilities. Congress did not make it clear when passing the Federal Nursing Home ...

Holly is a military spouse who currently is not working as she focuses on her family and attending nursing school. Surviving on her husband’s sergeant pay grade to raise three kids, Holly said it’s ...

How should married couples save for retirement with only one income? Saving for two when one spouse is the primary breadwinner or a stay-at-home parent can be challenging depending on your income.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A Georgia Southern University nursing student has earned a scholarship from Georgia Southern and the Landings Military Family Relief Fund, according to a press release WTOC ...