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Many people retire expecting financial stability—only to realize later they need or want to return to work. This growing trend, known as “unretirement,” can offer purpose and income… but it also comes with hidden financial consequences.

In this episode of Informed Aging, Robin Rountree sits down with John Davis, CFP® and IRS Enrolled Agent, to break down what happens when you go back to work after claiming Social Security. From benefit reductions to unexpected taxes and planning opportunities, this conversation helps listeners make informed decisions before reentering the workforce.

John Davis is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) and IRS Enrolled Agent (EA) specializing in retirement planning and tax strategy. He works with clients nationwide to help them make informed decisions about their financial future.

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Website: jkdfinancial.com 
Email: [email protected]  
Phone: (417) 267-1042

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What happens when someone can no longer make their own decisions—and has no one legally authorized to step in? In this important episode of Informed Aging, Robin Rountree sits down with Amy Bryant of the Florida Guardian Support Network to break down the realities of guardianship in Florida.

Amy explains why guardianship is considered a last resort, how the court process works, what rights can be removed, and why planning ahead is so critical—especially for older adults, people living alone, and those experiencing cognitive decline. The conversation also explores who guardians are, why there’s a growing shortage, and how compassionate individuals can serve some of the most vulnerable members of our community.

This episode is a powerful reminder that writing down your wishes and naming someone you trust can mean the difference between control and court involvement.

Amy Bryant
Florida Guardian Support Network
🌐 Website: https://www.flgsn.org
📧 Email: [email protected]

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In this episode of Informed Aging, Robin Rountree talks with Lauren Mendelsohn of New York Life about what long-term care insurance is, why Medicare isn’t enough, and how planning early can protect income, independence, and legacy. They discuss the real costs of care, hybrid policy options, and why planning matters.

You can reach Lauren by her cell phone: 407-701-4835 or her email: [email protected]. 

Check out her podcast, Our Strength Within, a podcast for people living with chronic and invisible illnesses. 

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Caregivers are known for having big hearts—but the stress and demands of caregiving can take a real toll on heart health. In this episode, Dr. Tina Sadarangani, geriatric nurse practitioner and NYU professor, joins us to talk about caregiver heart health, stress, and practical ways caregivers can protect their own hearts while caring for others.

Caregiving is a team effort
CareMobi helps coordinate patient care between loved ones and healthcare providers

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Why do feet hurt more as we age? Podiatrist Dr. Ayan Goswami explains how aging affects foot pain, balance, and fall risk—and what older adults can do to stay steady and mobile.

Practice: Elite Podiatry and Surgical Institute
📍 Altamonte Springs, FL
📞 (407) 960‑3567
🌐 www.elitepodiatryfl.com

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Who will take care of me as I age? In this eye‑opening conversation, Dr. Jay Zigmont breaks down the REAL costs and realities of long‑term care — with zero sugar‑coating. Whether you have children or not, Dr. J explains why relying on family isn’t a plan, what long‑term care actually costs, and how to prepare before a crisis hits.

Learn about his new nationwide solution for solo agers, the Childfree Trust, and why every adult needs a documented plan for who makes decisions when they can’t.

💜 Learn more:
 Childfree Trust → https://childfreetrust.com
Childfree Wealth → https://childfreewealth.com

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 In this episode of Informed Aging, Robin talks with Dr. Tina Sadarangani, a geriatric nurse practitioner and NYU professor, about how to talk to aging parents so they’ll actually listen, especially when safety and independence are on the line. 

We'll also chat about her creation, the CareMobi app.

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 In this episode of Informed Aging, host Robin Rountree is joined by Abbie Richie, known as “The Tech Guru” and founder of The Smarter Service, to explore how technology can truly support older adults when it’s introduced with patience, respect, and purpose. 

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 In this episode of Informed Aging, host Robin Rountree sits down with cardiologist and behavior-change expert Dr. Alan Rozanski to explore why healthy habits are so hard to start and even harder to sustain. From New Year’s resolutions to everyday goals around exercise, nutrition, and finances, Dr. Rozanski explains why motivation alone isn’t enough and how small, structured steps can lead to lasting change. 

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