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Caring for a loved one is never easy, especially if they are living on a fixed income.

As we age, we experience many physical changes from needing reading glasses for the morning newspaper to being less able […]

Today’s baby boomers are rebels. They are defying the typical stereotypes of aging and redefining what is considered age-appropriate. The […]

When your loved one receives a diagnosis of dementia of any kind, life changes. While the disease itself will not progress to […]

When you begin to notice cognitive impairment in your loved one, it can be difficult to fully grasp and understand […]

To be a supportive spouse, it’s important to recognize when you need more help for your loved one. Here are nine signs that it’s time to call in reinforcements.

While there is a genetic component to Alzheimer’s disease that can increase your risk, research shows people can reduce their risk of memory impairment by adopting a healthy lifestyle.

As you search for the best community for your loved one who requires senior living or Alzheimer’s care, be sure […]

If you enjoy working with seniors, sharing stories, discovering history, and cultivating relationships, our aging population may provide the perfect volunteer opportunities.