News and Resources

Did you know? According to the CDC,  people over 70 are at higher risk of being diagnosed with a new cancer and in the state of Florida, the rate of cancer is nearly 3% higher than the national average. Learn about ways to care for an elderly loved one fighting cancer.

Cooler days, a less threatening sun and fewer tourists make the season especially good for getting out with your elderly loved one and experiencing some great activities the area has to offer

Depression, and its symptoms, can look very different in older people.  If you care for an elderly loved one, here's what to know about how and why it presents differently.

It’s common knowledge that falls are a dangerous risk for our elderly. They are the leading cause of injury for Americans ages 65 and older. So, how can you help your senior better avoid dangerous falls? There are a few effective steps you can take to minimize the risk.

Floridians know how hot summers can get in our great state. But did you know elderly can be a greater risk when the humidity is also high? Here are some insights about why, what to look out for and what to do if your loved one presents symptoms of over heating.

We all know our vision changes as we age, but it’s not always as simple as needing reading glasses. There are other vision changes that are symptomatic of getting older.

In this month's edition, we bring to light an organization who develops experimental treatments for neurological conditions and diseases, and feature a 79 year old woman who drives a race car.

Many studies have documented the positive effects of technology on older adults. But in order to understand the benefits of using today’s modern form of information and communication, we need to first understand why they often have trouble using devices.

What does it mean to age with purpose? And how do we do that in a world that seems to value youth, vibrancy and popularity? We can all live a purposeful life, no matter what age.

An estimated 47 million people around the world are living with Alzheimer’s and other dementia related illnesses, and 20,000 of those afflicted live locally in Southwest Florida. Learn how you can support Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness in the local area.