Category Archives: Elder Law
Assisted Living Services, Inc. to Host Presentation About “Living Trusts.”
A presentation will be done on Wednesday June 8, 2011 by renouned attorney Jeffrey Crown on Living Trusts. Some of the key talking points will include: – Most people do not actually need trusts. – A so called “living ” … 
Assisted Living Services Owner Interviewed on Local News Channel
Our own Ron D’Aquila and elder law attorney Dan Tully discuss home care services in Connecticut on WFSB Channel 3 News. Worth a watch:-)
Reverse Mortgage a Viable Option for Funding In-Home Care for Elders
Is a reverse mortgage the right option for you or your loved one? A reverse mortgage can be an excellent funding source for someone who is looking for help paying for Home Care or home modifications to establish a safe …
Eldercare Services in Connecticut Under Attack!
There is legislation currently being proposed in Connecticut which would adversely effect the Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders and current and future seniors needing assistance to live at home. It is being proposed that the estimated 3,245 state funded elders …
Senior Resource Center Offers Wealth of Information in Connecticut
Assisted Living Services, Inc has recently opened a new office in Meriden, CT. on 74 South Broad St. We have a Conference Center and a Senior Resouce Center which is open to the public Monday through Friday from 8am to …
Are All Connecticut Homecare Agencies Created Equal?
Well it just happened again. We just took over a case where the client had gone through another agency to have a Live-in Companion care for their dad. The price was right. They were told by this agency that they …
Connecticut Home Care Answers with Ron D’Aquila, RN
Today we launch a new blog series called, “Connecticut Home Care Answers” where our team of experienced pros answers your questions about Assisted Living Service, Inc. and the business of caring for Connecticut’s seniors at home. If you would like …
5 Funding Sources for Home Care in Connecticut
Many people who need non-medical assisted living, long-term care, or companion services prefer to receive that care at home, and while non-medical home care services are typically less expensive than daily care in a facility, they can still be costly. …
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