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Independent Living: Beginning the Search

June 20, 2018

Independent Living: Beginning the Search A move to Independent Living is a liberating lifestyle change Liberating? Yes, but choosing a community by yourself or in conjunction with advice from friends could become a nightmare. Find a Transition Consultant who is an expert on local communities and build a trusting relationship. They not only understand the […]

Nurture the Grandparent-Grandchild Relationship

June 13, 2018

We helped our children with homework, kept them from eating too much junk, taught them manners, screened their friends and enforced curfew. Those were long days, and I don’t remember being very popular. We had a lot of responsibility. As grandparents, we may still do some of those things, but now we see it through […]

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How To Improve High Blood Pressure

June 6, 2018

Blood pressure is an important measurement to monitor. The numbers you see when having your blood pressure taken tell a story about your circulatory health.

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Summer Travel Destinations Seniors’ Needs

May 23, 2018

Seniors are cautious about traveling when they consider their physical and medical needs. Lack of mobility, distance from physicians and portability of health insurance are all concerns. This certainly does not mean Seniors should not travel Researching amenities available at future vacation spots helps Seniors be more confident about their travel plans.

Celebrating Memorial Day with Seniors

May 16, 2018

Memorial Day is more than barbecues, picnics and parades. It is a day of intense emotion when people come together as a country and give thanks to Veterans for their sacrifices. Celebrate Memorial Day to keep the true meaning alive and to fulfill a promise to never forget the sacrifices made in the name of freedom.

5 Games To Improve Brain Health

May 9, 2018

There are multiple types of games to improve cognitive function. As we age neurons are not firing the same way nor the same speed as when we were younger. Specific areas begin to shrink and blood flow decreases. These changes may lead to a decline in mental capacity. We all age differently and so do our brains.

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