There will come a time when one or both of your aging parents will no longer be able to care for themselves or live on their own. When this time comes, your family will need to make important life-changing decisions about how to provide the best care possible for your aging parents. […]
Month: April 2013
No one goes through life without feeling lonely from time to time, but the feeling passes and we get on with our lives. It’s not that easy for many older people. Loneliness can affect every aspect of their lives. The truth is – loneliness can be a killer. In This Loneliness in […]
Losing a loved one has got to be the most difficult time that anyone can go through. The loss of a child or a spouse can devastate the strongest of people. If you’re caring for that grieving family member, it can be a struggle to know what to do, especially since you’re probably grieving yourself. […]
We’re all learning the frightening statistics on developing dementia, especially Alzheimer’s. Once we reach that 65th birthday, our chances of becoming one of those statistics begin to rise. Perhaps you or a loved one is experiencing some memory related problems. Here are some things to look for in order to get a better Understanding of […]
There are several senior housing facilities available for seniors who want to remain active and independent. Active retirement communities and assisted living facilities are two of the most popular senior housing options that are designed to meet the needs of alert and independent seniors who have not experienced a significant decline in their health […]
Active Retirement Communities Active Retirement Communities are senior housing communities targeted towards mature adults ages 55 years and older. Active Retirement Communities are also known as 55+ communities that provide residents with maintenance-free living and a wide range of on-site activities and amenities for older adults. What Are Active Retirement Communities? Active retirement […]
As a journalist, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing hundreds of seniors. Unlike younger generations, our elders went into adulthood knowing that life would take work. They didn’t expect a handout but took pride in working towards their goals. Now, in their “golden years” they are experiencing illnesses and the loss […]
