by Leonard Baer | Sep 23, 2026 | Aging, Articles, Estate Planning, Monthly Article
Parents and grandparents often ask me the same deeply personal question: “Who will care for my child or grandchild when I no longer can?” The answer begins with a plan—one that protects the person, preserves financial assistance when possible, and gives future...
by Leonard Baer | Sep 23, 2026 | Aging, Blog, Monthly Blog
When I was a boy, television commercials promised a remedy for something called “tired blood.” If you were worn out, sluggish or simply tired of being tired, Geritol was supposed to put the spring back in your step. Lately, I have wondered whether tired blood has made...
by Leonard Baer | May 6, 2026 | Aging, Monthly Blog
One of the greatest advertising campaigns in the last fifty years came from American Express…. Actor Karl Malden, an Academy Award Winning actor looking like a tough, street wizened police detective warned that if you left home without your American Express Checks,...
by Leonard Baer | Feb 12, 2026 | Aging, Blog
Well, this is the month I’ve been waiting for; the shortest month for sure but to me, the month that counts. We’ve had Groundhog Day, but my guess is that when PETA finally prevails, there will be a sign next year on the groundhog’s den, which reads, “We’re closed,...
by Leonard Baer | Jan 13, 2026 | Aging, Articles, Monthly Article
More than 70 percent of adults in the U.S. report being dissatisfied with the health care system, according to many of the surveys taken over many years. Navigating the medical services network can be stressful and overwhelming. In conversations with my clients, they...
by Leonard Baer | Nov 14, 2025 | Aging, Articles, Monthly Article, Retirement
Many of my clients are now asking about different living options should they choose to spend their retirement years in a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), or Life Care Community. A CCRC is different from other housing and care options because it offers a...
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