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Nonprofit hospice organizations provide better quality hospice care for Medicare beneficiaries than for-profit hospices – and they do so at lower costs.

Deciding whether to age in place or move to a senior living community is rarely straightforward. As the traveler in the Robert Frost poem discovers, when two roads diverge, we frequently yearn to…

As your parents grow older, their health and safety may become a concern. When you see a decline in their health or a need for assistance, you naturally want to help. Preparing your parent to move…

No matter your age, the thought of moving can cause stress and uncertainty. As you grow older, eventually there comes a time when you might think seriously about a move.

If moving to a senior community is the best option for you or a loved one, it’s time to decide which community is the right one for you. With countless options available, it’s not an easy decision.

For older adults, falls are the leading cause of fatal and serious injuries, including broken bones and head trauma. The good news is that many falls can be prevented.

Are you thinking about a move to senior living or making plans to age in place? As experts in redefining aging, the Goodwin Living team has three suggestions on how to approach downsizing a home.

According to the AARP, 75% of adults ages 50+ want to stay home as they age, yet only 46% think that’s possible. Goodwin Living seeks to increase that second statistic with our age in place program.

Asking the right questions is the key to getting information that helps you make the best decisions. Here are some of the questions you should be asking yourself now.

Americans age 50 and up hold 83% of the country’s wealth. Scammers know this. Learn steps you can take In your day-to-day life to help reduce your risk.