Retirement planning should answer an important question: What happens to me and everything I have worked for if I become incapacitated or when I die? more

Retirement marks the beginning of a new chapter. Whatever retirement looks like for you, it usually brings changes — and those changes can affect your estate plan. more

Protection of assets means different things to different people. An estate planning attorney’s job is not simply to draft documents. It is to sit with you, listen and figure out which of these worries is really keeping you up at night. more

For those who need additional care after leaving the hospital, rehabilitation and skilled nursing services can play an important role in the recovery process. more

For many longtime homeowners, the idea of moving isn’t necessarily the overwhelming part. It’s the stuff. After 20 or 30 years in a home, we accumulate a lot. more

Naming payable-on-death beneficiaries can be useful in the right circumstances, but they are not always the simplest or safest solution. more

Independent living allows a loved one to test the waters of community living while still managing some of their own daily activities. more

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cause of cancer worldwide. In the state of Maryland colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths. more

Being a Direct Support Professional is much more than a job. DSPs are caregivers, job coaches, problem solvers, advocates and trusted companions. more

Rain didn’t stop 365 participants and nearly 100 volunteers from turning out for the 10th annual Stefanie Ashdown Memorial “Do Your Best” 5K and 1 Mile Walk. more

Young athletes spanning ages 3 to 14 ran, biked and swam their way to the finish line in this year’s Karen Stevens Memorial Kids Triathlon. more

Play for P.I.N.K. (prevention, immediate diagnosis, new technology, knowledge) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer research through sporting and lifestyle events. more