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According to the American Diabetes Association, more than one-quarter of the adults in America over the age of 65 have diabetes […]

Our lives are busy.  Most Americans seem to be juggling a family, household chores, working out, eating healthy, full-time employment, […]

It can be troubling for a caregiver to watch their loved one with dementia walk aimlessly.   They may walk around […]

While you may be increasing your workouts for bathing suit season, your elderly loved one may have stopped being active […]

As an adult child who loses an elderly parent, the initial shock and sadness will slowly lessen in time. But […]

Just because you have retired, your skills are not obsolete.  As a senior, you bring a wealth of experience, maturity, […]

As baby boomers gracefully age into retirement and their next phase of life, we want to dispel some of the […]

Congratulations! You’ve worked your entire adult life for this moment: you finally get to retire! What’s next? Volunteer work? Travel? […]

Have you driven with your parent lately?  Maybe you’ve noticed they’re having troubles with changing lanes, or their reaction time […]