With the tax filing deadline less than one month away, we at HCG Secure want to ensure you’re taking advantage of deductions and credits available to retirees.

Monica Stynchula, MSW, MPH is the CEO & Founder of REUNIONCare, Inc. Here, she answers many questions you may have about accessing and affording durable medical equipment.

This year, we want to encourage you to give the gift of peace of mind through conversations and documentation of your care and end-of-life wishes.

By outlining financial coverage as a crucial element of advance care planning, we hope to encourage individuals to explore the costs of the care they hope to receive later in life and to plan for these costs in advance; thus, affordability is not the primary factor when you’re at your most vulnerable and in need of long-term care services and

As we progress through the winter months, it often seems like everyone is sneezing, coughing, and weighed down by seasonal illness. The most prominent flu strain in the U.S. this year, H3N2, has historically caused more severe symptoms for children and elderly individuals, so it’s especially important to protect yourself, and those closest to you, from infection this season.

As we kick off the new year, now is the time to take stock of your retirement savings, planning needs, and how you’ll manage the costs most of us will face throughout retirement.

As you think about short-term travel plans or long-term care needs, the most important step you can take is planning. Making a plan begins with open communication and support from loved ones. Make the most of this holiday season by initiating these conversations; your future self will thank you!  Enjoy the holidays and best wishes for a happy & healthy

Gary’s acknowledgement of affordability issues when it comes to LTC feels universal in the aging space.

Marvin is in his 40s, raising young children and working on building his career in New York City. Family caregiving has been a part of Marvin’s life for over a decade now.

When he first began caring for his father, it took Stan over 200 hours just to sort through his  financials. When Stan’s father ran out of money, as too many seniors do, Stan faced another mountain of paperwork and phone calls to find options for nursing homes covered by his father’s insurance.