Deciding on In-Home Care

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Shingles: What You Should Know

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Summer Health Tips for Seniors

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Music for Seniors

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Preventing Senior Malnutrition

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Fall Prevention for Seniors

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Understanding and Preventing Osteoporosis

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Hot Weather Safety for Seniors

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Digitize Photos to Preserve Memories

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Preventing Cataracts

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Ensuring Quality Sleep

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Reducing the Risk of Heart Disease

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The Benefits of Painting for Seniors

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Immune System Boosting Foods for Seniors

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Enjoying Spring for Seniors

Activities for seniors to enjoy now that spring is here

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Avoiding Scams and Misinformation

Helping seniors to avoid scams and misinformation as we enter tax season, which is the time when identy thefts are at their highest.

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Normal Forgetfulness vs Dementia

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Senior Friendly Container Gardens

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Understanding Diabetic Neuropathy

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Decontaminating to Protect Seniors

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How to Recognize a Stroke

While the potential effects of a stroke can be varied, depending on the part of the brain affected, the warning signs are common enough that they can be remembered with a convenient acronym Continue Reading

Why Seniors Should Use Social Media

While the idea of getting into social media can be daunting for older adults, entering into the world of this emergent technology can have countless benefits for seniors.

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The Sandwich Generation

Being pulled in multiple directions by the needs of their children and their elderly parents can put a multitude of stresses on members of the Sandwich Generation, both financial and emotional. Continue Reading

Keeping Active at Home

One challenge posing seniors is getting enough physical activity and exercise. In today’s world of quarantines and lockdowns, that difficulty is only compounded. Continue Reading

Pets for Seniors

Many seniors, particularly those over the age of 65, may think that they are too old to get a dog. If that dog is a puppy they may be even more apprehensive because dogs can be a lot of responsibility even if you are retired or don’t have the need to work full-time. Continue Reading