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How do you stay connected with your family and friends? You might text, call, or FaceTime with the (very) occasional dinner plans. Today’s world is fast-paced, making it hard to see friends...

No one likes a long hospital stay, but for some seniors, hospital stays are necessary for their health. While they’re likely looking forward to moving back home, the transition can be a...

Dementia and RelationshipsDementia is a life-changing diagnosis, and not just for the person who is diagnosed. Those in close relationships with a person suffering from dementia feel the effects as...

Relocating or living far from your aging parents can be a pivotal life transition. While distance can challenge everyday care dynamics, it doesn't have to erode the critical parent-child...

It is an undeniable fact that we will all get older and 1 in 6 adults over the age of 60 want to get old in their own homes. So how do we enable people to age in their own place as long as possible...

The cold and blistery days of winter can keep people wanting to stay indoors where it is warm and cozy. Inside is safe and warm, but it can also become isolated and lonely. This is even more true...

Holidays are a time filled with activities with family, friends, and coworkers. This holiday season can also be a time when people can feel added grief and sadness, especially if they don’t...

As Autumn arrives, we can take the opportunity to recognize and honor Alzheimer's Awareness Month. Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia, affecting millions of...

Depression in the Dreary SeasonIt’s not unusual to feel a bit blue in the winter. Being stuck inside for extended periods, with too little sunshine and too much dreary weather can make anyone...

Help with Aging in Place As the Baby Boomer generation grows older, and the aging population increases, more and more older people are opting to stay in their own homes, embracing their...