Wait lists are a fact of life in the placement process, much to the surprise of many family caregivers.

Visiting family members can bring with them new sets of worries and doubts for caregivers.

Chelle Guidry joined the firm as receptionist twelve years ago.

We give back because that’s what leaders do.

Lesser-known VA benefits were the topic of a recent Learning Cafe presentation by attorney Chris Johnson.

If you noticed something a little "off" with elderly loved ones after seeing them over the holidays, here's what you can do.

Yes, it is, says Matt Fellowes, CEO of United Income, in a recent report.

Over the course of their nearly 20-year friendship, Sheila and Jane had talked about their end-of-life care wishes more than once.

Did you know that nursing home residents have rights?

Every caregiver needs a break, and that's what the Tennessee Respite Coalition is all about.

We are delighted to announce that Tim Takacs has been selected as one of the 2021 Sage Award honorees.

Have you ever thought about what rights a person has if they happen to live in a nursing home or an assisted living facility?

Three Takacs McGinnis staff members have been honored in the last few months.

It seems like every long-term care facility has its own take on post-COVID visitation.

At the last Learning Café, public Benefits Specialist Josh Bey discussed TennCare’s redetermination process.

As one of the firm’s paralegals, Sara provides legal support to attorneys in estate planning, trust, and asset protection matters.

Caregivers need support. They need someone to turn to. Most don’t have anyone.

No matter how old you are, talking to your parents about their long-term care needs and finances is just plain uncomfortable for everyone.

Two Takacs McGinnis staff members experienced milestones during the last quarter.

The word probate simply means court supervised estate administration – with or without a will.

As a care coordinator, I thought I knew a lot about the elderly and about how to help others figure out how to care for their loved one.

Fall. Hospital. Rehab. Repeat. Adverse events that lead to re-hospitalizations among seniors are rising at an alarming rate.

As the year 2020 comes to a close, it’s a good time to reflect on all the things we have to be grateful for...

The actions long-term care facilities have taken to protect their residents have proved to be a double-edged sword.