Aging in Place: Navigating the Maze of Long-Term Care

Overwhelmed by handling your aging loved one’s affairs? Is your parents’ estate in good order? Do you know what their wishes are and how you can honor them? Are you struggling with where your parent can be best cared for following a hospital stay? Are you feeling guilty or manipulated by your family?

Using real life examples, Aging in Place is instrumental in promoting healthy family discourse on these important topics. Mary Mashburn discusses the roadblocks and pitfalls you and your family might encounter, explains many useful planning techniques, and provides information on local and national resources. Whether in the midst of a crisis or just beginning to discuss options with loved ones, you gain valuable insight and information that guides you and your family toward making the best choices that fit your unique situation. Rather than offering a magic wand to make the difficulties of aging disappear, Aging in Place offers useful information to make decisions that provide peace and strength as those who are aging and their loved ones face these challenges together.

Mary Mashburn, Certified Senior Advisor and paralegal, has spent more than 30 years working with seniors, persons suffering from ongoing mental illness, and developmentally challenged persons and their families in conjunction with the law office of John Mashburn in Groveport, Ohio. A graduate of Heidelberg University and the Capital University Law School, she divides her time between the law practice and her involvement in various civic, social and philanthropic activities.