by Crossroads | Sep 15, 2025 | Myth Busting Monday
Myth “Strategic pre-planning for care is only necessary if you’re wealthy.” Reality Many people assume that planning for long-term care is only necessary if you have a large estate to protect. In reality, it’s middle-class families who are often the most...
by Crossroads | Sep 8, 2025 | Myth Busting Monday
Myth “You can’t begin physical therapy unless a doctor writes a prescription or referral.” Reality In most states, patients have Direct Access to physical therapy. This means you can see a licensed physical therapist without a doctor’s order. While some insurance...
by Crossroads | Aug 25, 2025 | Myth Busting Monday
Myth “My employees’ long-term care planning for their parents doesn’t impact my business.” Reality Many employers assume that their employees’ personal responsibilities – like helping an aging parent plan for care – stay outside the workplace. In reality,...
by Crossroads | Aug 18, 2025 | Myth Busting Monday
Myth “Moving into a senior living community means giving up independence and being stuck in a boring, lonely environment.” Reality Modern senior living communities are designed to enhance life, not limit it. Far from being depressing or isolating, they offer vibrant...
by Crossroads | Aug 11, 2025 | Myth Busting Monday
Myth “Alzheimer’s and dementia are basically the same. They’re just different words for the same condition, right?” Reality It’s a common misconception, but Alzheimer’s and dementia are not interchangeable terms. “Dementia” is a broad term describing symptoms that...
by Crossroads | Aug 4, 2025 | Myth Busting Monday
Myth “Hiring a home care aide means letting a total stranger into my home, and that feels risky and uncomfortable.” Truth It’s completely natural to feel uneasy about welcoming someone new into your home, especially when it involves personal care. But reputable home...
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