Activities
Staying active and social can have numerous benefits for seniors, including improved mood and mental health, increased concentration and focus, and better physical and spiritual well-being.
Aging In Place
Learn about the difference between Medicare and Medicaid, and discover attorney secrets for protecting your assets while qualifying for Medicaid benefits. Understand the ethical dilemmas and recommended resources for estate planning and Medicaid asset protection information
Medical Conditions
Aging and living with chronic illness can bring about new challenges and changes. In this post, we discuss the importance of planning for your future health care needs and offer tips for seniors and their caregivers.
Early Onset Dementia
Medical research at the Mayo Clinic has discovered new information about the origins of early onset dementia. Learn about the causes and risk factors, as well as how to receive an accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Aging In Place
Do you have a chronic illness and need to follow a special diet? We know that it can be hard to find restaurants that cater to your needs. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help you plan for an enjoyable meal while remaining healthy.
Aging In Place
Learn the top 10 reasons why aging in place is a viable option, including freedom, safety, and maintaining daily routines. Discover how home modifications can help ensure a comfortable and independent lifestyle.
Financial / Legal
This personal blog post delves into the unique challenges faced by gay men as they age, including the isolation of caregiving and the lack of resources available for long-term care.
Alternative Approaches to Care
Explore the many health benefits of herbal teas, also known as tisanes. Herbal teas offer a natural solution to many health issues such as heart disease, Alzheimer's and various degenerative disorders.
Healthy Aging
Discover the science-backed benefits of hobbies for senior citizens. From improved mental health to physical well-being, find out how staying active and engaged can enhance the lives of older adults.
Dementia Prevention
Dementia affects not only memory, but also balance, walking, swallowing, and other bodily functions. Learn about the steps you can take to prevent dementia through lifestyle choices such as diet, exercise, and new activities.
Healthy Aging
The dementia caregiver’s facts are alarming. The risk for developing dementia.. is six times higher, for those providing care for a family member, with dementia. This is higher than the average population. This is due to the negative impact of chronic stress.
Dementia Prevention
Discover the latest research on how brain training and cognitively stimulating activities can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's and dementia. Learn about the most effective activities and programs, and how to choose the right one for you.