Help at hand when elderly relative's health fails

 
By JIM FITZGERALD, Associated Press | Published: December 23, 2012   

photo - In this Tuesday, Dec. 4 photo, Barbara Newman Mannix, founder of A Dignified Life, poses for a photo outside her office in White Plains, N.Y. The company stands in for family members who can't be as close as they'd like when an elderly relative begins to decline. AP photo <strong>Jim Fitzgerald - AP photo</strong>
In this Tuesday, Dec. 4 photo, Barbara Newman Mannix, founder of A Dignified Life, poses for a photo outside her office in White Plains, N.Y. The company stands in for family members who can't be as close as they'd like when an elderly relative begins to decline. AP photo Jim Fitzgerald - AP photo

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Judy Rappaport, who runs Preferred Lifestyle Services in Jupiter, Fla., said most elderly people resist moving to a son or daughter's home.

“Everybody wants to stay home,” Rappaport...
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