August 2026 Newsletter Tackles Three Topics

August 2026 Newsletter Tackles Three Topics

This morning, we released R. F. Meyer & Associates’ August 2026 client e-newsletter. If you did not receive it by email, please find a link below to access it in PDF form from our website. We have three articles for you this month, beginning with an important one...
TV Show Explores Senior Housing and Long-Term Care Options

TV Show Explores Senior Housing and Long-Term Care Options

Rick and Mary Williams had happily lived in their home in California for 22 years but began to question whether it was the right place for them to grow old. That question sits at the heart of Senior Spaces, a new television series that follows real older adults as...
When to Hire a Home-Care Service for an Older Adult

When to Hire a Home-Care Service for an Older Adult

For seniors and their families, hiring a home-care service can support independence for the older adult while reducing stress on the family unit. A home carer can assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), like bathing, dressing, preparing meals, chores like...
Long-Term Care Costs Are Hollowing Out Generational Wealth

Long-Term Care Costs Are Hollowing Out Generational Wealth

For most Americans, the plan goes something like this: work hard, save diligently, pay off the house, and pass something on to the kids. This quiet promise at the heart of the American Dream is that a lifetime of effort can translate into security for you and the next...
Care for Aging Adults is Focus of July 2026 Newsletter

Care for Aging Adults is Focus of July 2026 Newsletter

Earlier this morning, we released our July newsletter from R. F. Meyer & Associates. If you did not receive it by email, please find a link below to access it in PDF form from our website. This month’s three articles all relate to care for aging adults. The...
Choosing Assisted Living Memory Care for Dementia

Choosing Assisted Living Memory Care for Dementia

Assisted living is playing a growing role in dementia care. According to a recent report from AARP, more people 85 and older now reside in assisted living than in nursing homes. Of assisted living residents, 44 percent live with Alzheimer’s disease or another...