The following links offer a wealth of information on subjects associated with Long-Term Care.
Caregivers & LTC
Caregiver Magazine - The magazine dedicated to those caring for loved ones. Written by Caregivers for Caregivers, TODAY'S CAREGIVERS deals with issues of importance to Caregivers regardless of the illness they are helping battle.
American Medical Association - The AMA disseminates information on scientific developments, medical practice, legislation, and professional education programs to members and the public.
National Institute of Health - The mission of NIH is to uncover new knowledge that will lead to better health for everyone. The NIH is one of eight agencies of the Public Health Service which is part of the Department of Health and Human Services.
New England Journal of Medicine - Esteemed medical journal is now on line with the latest information on breakthroughs and discoveries in the medical community.
Phys.com - Great site for those who want to stay fit. Personalized advice on how to eat well and stay motivated.
Virtual Drugstore - Top reference guide to the latest in pharmaceuticals. Find information on a particular drug or select from a list of diseases and learn which drugs treat them.
Wellness Web - A collaborative formed by patients that includes health care professionals and other care givers. Offers information on clinical trials, community health concerns, drug dosages and compliance, treatment options, research, how to chose a doctor, specials reports on various disease and condense and much more.
Finance & Insurance
Insurance Network News - Objective and statistical background information on consumer insurance.
Life-Line - Useful site that can lead you through a maze of life and health insurance questions.
Legal and Financial
Wall Street Research Net - Resource for getting information of all kinds, technical and not very technical on any publicly traded company in the U.S. or Canada.
AARP Life Transitions Articles - Aging - it's a fact of life. The challenges range from staying independent to facing major life transitions to caring for grandchildren.
Administration on Aging - Part of Department of Health and Human Services. Creates programs and services for the elderly. Has a wealth of information on financial planning, health care, as well as a detailed guide to choosing a nursing home.
BenefitsCheckUp - Sponsored by The National Council on the Aging, helps older adults to quickly identify programs that may improve the quality of their lives. Family and friends can also obtain facts about benefits that their loved ones may qualify for. Chances are, you will be surprised to learn what benefits are available to you, regardless of your income.
Careguide - Listing of care providers, including nursing homes and assisted caregivers. Offers basic financial and legal advice to long-term care consumers.
NYLAARP - The AARP Life Insurance Program from New York Life. Through this site, AARP members can discover all they need to know about our program, products, and life insurance in general.
New Lifestyles - Fairly complete guide to senior residences and care options.
The National Center on Women and Aging - Meeting the challenges confronting women as they age. The mission of the National Center on Women and Aging is to focus national attention on the special concerns of women as they age, to develop solutions and strategies for dealing with these concerns, and to reach out to women and organizations across the country, promoting the changes necessary to improve older women's lives.
Thirdage.com - This Web site has five primary channels: Romance, Health, Money, Technology and Work. The side is geared toward the 45+ baby boomer generation.
United Seniors Health Council - United Seniors Health Council is a not-for-profit organization composed of thousands of consumers, advocates and eldercare professionals who are commited to the belief that informed consumers are best able to help themselves. USHC is a leading source of accurate, unbiased information for aging network professionals, older consumers and family members.
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