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Seasonal Safety Tips

December 8, 2016

Every year winter weather is blamed for accidents and injuries for people of all ages, but seniors can be especially vulnerable. Planning is the key to seasonal safety; here are a few tips for seniors to prepare for the winter months ahead. Preparing Your Home Preparation for winter starts at home. You should have supplies […]

What Is Elder Law?

November 22, 2016

These areas of rulings help protect the elderly as well as prepare them for their Golden Years in matters of finance and care. Elder Law addresses regulations to protect citizens, especially those with specific needs. As most people reach their senior years, there are many different factors to consider. How finances will be managed, health […]

Nutrition Needs for Seniors

November 16, 2016

Our aging bodies need necessary nutrients. A nutrient-rich diet helps to avoid health problems such as diabetes, blood pressure and high cholesterol. Here are tips and reasons to start changing daily routines and diets. Metabolism As we grow older, our metabolism starts to naturally slow down. Exercise is important to help maintain a metabolic rate, […]

The Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s

November 2, 2016

It is the 6th leading cause of the death in the U.S. and every 66 seconds another person is diagnosed. Knowing the warning signs helps recognize the onset of Dementia. Most people associate Alzheimer’s disease with memory loss, but it is more than just forgetfulness. It is common for people to become forgetful as they […]

The Medicare Card

October 26, 2016

The stranger in the mirror is you. Elastic waistbands are your friend. You sleep through the weather and notice it’s not only the recliner creaking…it’s you. Stop it! Age is only a number and should have no bearing on your physical and mental well-being. Medicare Cards typically move first timers into a short period of […]

Move It Henry!

October 12, 2016

The kids left 30 years ago and the avocado refrigerator died shortly thereafter. Their existing 1800 square footage has shrunk to 800 square feet of actual living and Opal wants to move and downsize. Henry, like many Seniors, is opposed to change. Opal presents solid reasons. The basement stairs are steep, narrow and creaky. Carrying […]

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