As families navigate longer lifespans, more chronic conditions, and complex care decisions, Aging Life Care Professionals are playing an increasingly visible role across the broader care continuum. From hospital discharges to long-term planning, these professionals often help coordinate services and support during care transitions.

The demand is only expected to grow, ...

Maryland is entering a significant transition in how hospitals are reimbursed as the state moves into a new federal payment framework known as Achieving Healthcare Efficiency through Accountable Design (AHEAD). For decades, Maryland operated under a unique rate-setting system that allowed the state to determine hospital reimbursement levels. As this model sunsets and the fede...

Families often tell us that one of the most reassuring aspects of home care is knowing a licensed nurse is overseeing the big picture. Beyond day-to-day support, they want confidence that someone is assessing health needs, anticipating changes, and ensuring caregivers have a clear, thoughtful plan to follow.

For Family & Nursing Care Select, that responsibility res...

Spring offers a natural reminder to step outside, move more, and embrace renewed energy. For older adults especially, staying physically active is one of the most important steps they can take to support their overall health and independence.

At the National Institute on Aging, researchers recently highlighted

As memory loss progresses, everyday routines can become safety risks, even for individuals who have lived independently for years. A stove left on, an appliance forgotten mid-task, or a disrupted routine can quickly create unsafe situations.

For families, these concerns often bring a difficult question to the surface: Can my loved one continue living safely at home?