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We hope you find our Senior InfoSite ™ informative, interesting and exciting. Please join us on the Senior Infosite ™ of Maryland. Oh yes, we are planning on extending our Senior InfoSite ™ for other states in the near future.

Laurie Schwartz
Sasha Ivankoff 

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HELP is available - right on the site to guide you through the process.

We hope you enjoy this feature of the Senior InfoSiteTM and feel free to contact us with any comments.
Enjoy and have a fun!
Staff

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MEDICAL DEVICE ALERT  FDA Warning Issued (9/01/15)

The FDA has warned that recipients of an IVC filter could suffer from a number of serious side effects such as:
- IVC filter migration
- IVC filter fracture
- IVC filter components that puncture internal organs or lodge in blood vessels
- Tilting or moving of the IVC filter from its original position
- Inability or difficulty removing the IVC filter
- Filter particles that break off causing:

•  Pulmonary embolism,
• -Compromised respiration
•  Stroke
•  Death

If you already have an IVC filter or your doctor has recommended that you need an IVC filter learn all the facts about the potential life-threatening side effects. Already there are numerous lawsuits, settled and pending, that claim in certain IVC filters there are design defects manufacturing defects, breached of implied warranty, negligence, and failure to warn. If you have suffered negative consequences from an IVC filter, you need to exercise your legal rights. The first step is to speak to an experienced attorney for IVC filter injury who is familiar with the complications arising from IVC filters.

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Prescription problems - CM 1/16/03
Posted by CM on January 16, 2003 at 20:22:35:

To Whom it may concern
I am writting this letter because I had applied for Medbank for my  Mother and at the time she had Some prescriptions Since that time she has been in the Hospital and has started Dialysis which has changed all the prescription that I had put in the application could someone please call me and let me know how i can change them and to see if she has been approved
I would greatly appreciate anyone’s HELP!
Thank you

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- Reply to Prescription problems - Laurie 1/16/03 \
In Reply to: Prescription problems posted by CM on January 16, 2003 at 20:22:35:

There is the MedBank Contact Us link. I would contact them and tell them your situation now and see what they advice you to do and how they can help you.
Good Luck,
Laurie

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Job Opportunity ! - Sachin Hanamghar 12/28/02
Posted by Sachin Hanamghar on December 28, 2002 at 11:02:07:

Home Workers Needed ! Full training provided, no previous experience is necessary. Home Mailers, Home Typists, Staple Booklets and More. Full or Part time positions available.
visit us at: http://www.worldwidehometypists.com/members/sh5571
or send an email to:
sachin249 @ reeautobot.com

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Work at Home Full or Part time ! - Kailash K. 12/21/02
Posted by Kailash K. on December 21, 2002 at 14:00:26:

Work at home Typing Ads,Stuffing Envelopes or Stapling Booklets.Excellent Income opportunity.Apply NOW at http://www.worldwidehometypists.com/members/kk2512 or send an E-Mail to :dreamjob10@freeautobot.com

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Excellent Business Opportunity working from home - Santosh M. 11/27/02 (1)
Posted by Santosh M. on November 27, 2002 at 13:15:25:

Home Mailers,Home Typists,Home Assembelers or Stapling Booklets at Home.Full or part time positions available.Full training provided.No exereince required.Visit us at http://www.worldwidehometypists.com/members/sm3511 or send an email to: homework2111 at freeautobot.com

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Excellent Business Opportunity working from home - Yogesh D. 11/27/02
Posted by Yogesh D. on November 27, 2002 at 13:15:11:

Home Mailers,Home Typists,Home Assembelers or Stapling Booklets at Home.Full or part time positions available.Full training provided.No exereince required.Visit us at http://www.worldwidehometypists.com/members/dp3103 or send an email to: :homejobs1010@freeautobot.com

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Senior Assisted Living in battle ground,wa - Norma J. Varner 11/20/02
Posted by Norma J. Varner on November 20, 2002 at 13:08:45:

Am looking for information on getting help on finances to live in mallard landing in battle ground washington. only have sight in 1 eye and profoundly deaf in both ears. My SS comes to 1104 per month and cant afford the cost of assisted living .

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Home Workers Needed !!! - P.S. GURUMURTHY 11/17/02 (1)
Posted by P.S. GURUMURTHY on November 17, 2002 at 00:54:52:

Home Workers Needed: Easy Jobs for Excellent Pay! Home Mailers, Home Typists and Home Assemblers...work with as many companies as you want and make unlimited income! http://www.worldwidehometypists.com/members/pg1984/ or send an email to:homeworkers@infogeneratorpro.com

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Lady wants companionship - Donna 10/29/02
Posted by Donna on October 29, 2002 at 19:52:29:

She has recently lost her husband of 40 years (2 months) and is having anxiety attacks and wants company. She wants to know if there is some place she can go or maybe have visitors to keep her mind busy. She is approximately in her mid 60's. She lives in the Oxon Hill, MD area and does
drive, but not everyday. She really just wants companionship, someone to physically talk with. Anything you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Donna Allen Bright
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow,
Garrett and Dunner, L.L.P.
1300 I Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 216-5088
donna.bright @ finnegan.com

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Trying to find meaning - Irene 10/29/02 (2)
Posted by Irene on October 29, 2002 at 15:51:57:

I am 69 years old and am trying to fill the void of not having gradchildren ( mother of three girls). I have been married 50 years with a non communiting husband and am trying so hard to fill and find meaning in my life I have a part-time job and many friends, but the thought of having nothing to leave behind to anyone haunts me. I am also so lonely ---- Irene

In Reply to: Trying to find meaning posted by Irene on October 29, 2002 at 15:51:57:

Irene,
Please forgive the delay in my reply, I was away first and then became ill for a while.

I felt your sadness in your e-mail. There are numerous organizations, charities, cultural and religious associations that would probably love to have you connect with them. If you want real meaning in your life and have no grandchildren, work with ill children and their families, like the Ronald McDonald House. If not there, there are numerous volunteer positions with healthy and disabled children, with adults at hospitals, with hospices all which would love to have someone help with their patients as a volunteer.

Hope this was helpful and good luck in your quest.
Laurie

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Social Security Questions - Carol L 10/29/02
Posted by Carol L on October 29, 2002 at 11:29:09:

My husband died in 1992 at the age of 55. I did not find out if I could have recieved any ss benefits through him. I was 50 at that time. I am now married and have been since 1999 and just want to know information on whether or not I was or am now intitiled to any of his ss money? I had an understanding from some place that I couldn't apply until I was 62. Also, didn't know about what happens because I'm remarried.
Thank you for your answer.

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Crime against a Senior - Lucy Newman 4/11/01
Posted by Lucy Newman on April 11, 2001 at 09:13:19:

Hello:

My name is Lucy Newman. There is a wonderful senior in our neighborhood and she is having a problem. For the last two weeks she has been receiving harassing telephone calls from an anonymous individual. The calls are very crude and common. She is very upset by these incidents. She has saved the messages on the answering machine but she is now afraid to answer her phone. The telephone company suggested that she utilize *59. She stated that this called the individual back. It is unfortunate that Verizon did not take this call seriously. How can I help my neighbor?

Concerned Neighbors
Lucy Newman
Kimberly Allen

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Financial Assistence for Assisted Living - Pat Stamato 1/06/00
Posted by Pat Stamato on January 06, 19100 at 08:01:39:

My mother suffered a stoke a year ago which left her unable to communicate or takcare of herself. Since she was still able to walk we were lucky enough to place her in assisted living. Her monthly income is $1,200 a month and of course the assisted living is approximately $3000 a month. We make up the shortfall by using her limited savings and figure her assets will be used up in three years. At that time the State would have to take over. My understanding is the State would put her in a nursing home costing almost $9000 a month instead of leaving her in assisted living. Are there any alternatives or new laws that will help.
Thanks, Pat

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More Background on Senior-InfoSite.com

Senior-InfoSite.com stands as an essential online platform designed to cater to the unique needs of seniors, providing them with a wealth of information on various aspects of aging, healthcare, and lifestyle. Originally established with the goal of being an all-encompassing resource for older adults and their caregivers, Senior-InfoSite.com has seen a revival after a period of dormancy. This guide will take you through the history, services, audience, and the cultural significance of the site, offering a complete understanding of its value.

The History and Evolution of Senior-InfoSite.com

Senior-InfoSite.com was initially created to be the ultimate resource guide for senior-related topics, including living alternatives, healthcare, products, services, travel, recreation, and more. However, the original website went offline after its domain expired, leaving a gap in the resources available to seniors. The domain was later acquired by a new owner who recognized the importance of the content and sought to revive the site, preserving its original mission while expanding its reach.

The revival of Senior-InfoSite.com reflects a broader trend within the senior care industry, where websites are becoming increasingly important as comprehensive resources. These sites, including SeniorLiving.org and SeniorAdvisor.com, have gained traction by offering seniors and their families the information they need to make informed decisions about care options, legal matters, and health services.

Services and Offerings

Senior-InfoSite.com is designed to be a one-stop shop for seniors looking for information on a wide range of topics. The site offers:

1. Healthcare Information: The website provides valuable insights into medical devices, treatment options, and insurance plans tailored for seniors. It also highlights potential health risks and safety measures, which are crucial for older adults and their caregivers.

2. Living Alternatives: Senior-InfoSite.com guides users through the various living options available, including independent living, assisted living, nursing homes, and more. This information is vital for seniors who are considering a change in their living situation or need assistance in making such a decision.

3. Legal Resources: The site offers information on legal issues such as estate planning, wills, and elder law, helping seniors and their families navigate the often complex legal landscape that comes with aging.

4. Product Recommendations: From mobility aids to home safety devices, the site recommends products that can improve the quality of life for seniors. These recommendations are based on the specific needs of older adults, making them particularly useful for this demographic.

5. Discussion Groups: One of the unique features of Senior-InfoSite.com is its discussion group, where seniors can connect with others worldwide to share experiences, ask questions, and offer advice. This feature fosters a sense of community and provides a platform for seniors to engage with one another on various topics.

Audience and User Experience

The primary audience for Senior-InfoSite.com includes seniors, their families, caregivers, and professionals in the senior care industry. The website is designed with user-friendliness in mind, featuring an intuitive layout that makes it easy for older adults to navigate. This is especially important as many seniors may not be as familiar with digital interfaces as younger generations.

User experience is further enhanced by the site's commitment to providing reliable, curated content. Similar platforms like SeniorAdvisor.com have set a high standard in this regard, ensuring that all reviews and information are verified and trustworthy. Senior-InfoSite.com follows this model, making it a reliable resource for its users.

Public Perception and Reviews

Senior-InfoSite.com, like its industry counterparts, is highly valued for the information it provides. While it may not yet have the volume of reviews seen on larger sites like SeniorAdvisor.com, its focus on quality over quantity ensures that users receive accurate and helpful information. The public perception of senior resource websites is generally positive, as they offer critical support for families navigating the complexities of senior care.

SeniorAdvisor.com, for instance, has over 150,000 verified reviews, making it one of the most trusted platforms in the industry. This level of user engagement is indicative of the importance of these websites in helping families make informed decisions about senior care.

Press and Media Coverage

Although Senior-InfoSite.com has not yet garnered significant media attention, the broader industry of senior care websites is frequently discussed in the press. These discussions often focus on the role of these platforms in revolutionizing how seniors and their families access information about care options. Websites like SeniorLiving.org and SeniorAdvisor.com are often cited in articles exploring trends in senior care, further highlighting the significance of these resources.

As Senior-InfoSite.com continues to grow and expand its offerings, it is likely to attract more media coverage, particularly as the demand for reliable senior care information increases.

Cultural and Social Significance

The cultural and social significance of Senior-InfoSite.com lies in its ability to empower seniors by providing them with the information they need to make informed decisions about their lives. In a society where the elderly are often marginalized, platforms like Senior-InfoSite.com play a crucial role in ensuring that seniors have access to the resources they need to maintain their independence and quality of life.

Moreover, the site's discussion groups offer a space for seniors to connect with one another, share their experiences, and find support. This sense of community is invaluable for older adults, who may otherwise feel isolated or disconnected from society.

 

Senior-InfoSite.com is a vital resource for seniors, their families, and caregivers, offering a wealth of information on a wide range of topics relevant to aging. Its revival reflects a broader trend in the senior care industry, where online platforms are becoming essential tools for accessing reliable information and connecting with services. As the site continues to develop and expand, it will undoubtedly become an even more valuable resource for those navigating the complexities of senior care.

By providing trustworthy information, fostering a sense of community, and offering practical advice, Senior-InfoSite.com is well-positioned to make a significant impact on the lives of seniors and their families. As the population ages, the importance of such platforms will only continue to grow, making Senior-InfoSite.com an essential part of the digital landscape for older adults.