Ten Helpful Tips For Seniors to Protect Themselves Against the Flu and Colds

Winter is a time we naturally slow down. Not quite hibernating, but between the cold weather that brings ice and snow, and... [ read more... >> ]

Why You Should Move to a Senior Living Community in Winter

When many people think of making a move to a new residence, spring is often the first season that comes to mind.... [ read more... >> ]

How Celebrating Milestones Supports Your Loved Ones During the Holidays

You may have experienced anxiety or frustration planning or carrying out celebrating a milestone with one of your loved ones who has... [ read more... >> ]

The Holidays are a Perfect Time to Support Loved Ones by Reminiscing

For the 6 million people in the U.S. with Alzheimer’s, the holiday season is great time for them to experience the benefits... [ read more... >> ]

How You Can Enjoy the Holidays with Loved Ones Who Have Alzheimer’s

For people who have loved ones with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementia, the holidays can be stressful. And that’s just thinking bout... [ read more... >> ]

How Seniors and the Elderly Can Manage Diabetes and have Good Health

Do you know the three types of diabetes? Do you know what causes diabetes and how to prevent and control it? With... [ read more... >> ]

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, So RISE With the Crowds

While most people think October means fall colors like oranges and browns, it’s actually pink that’s associated with the month. That’s because... [ read more... >> ]

Ways for Seniors and the Elderly to Improve Their Mental Health

October 2-8 is Mental Health Awareness Week, and for seniors and the elderly it’s a good time to consider making good decisions... [ read more... >> ]

World Alzheimer’s Day is Sept. 21, a Reminder on How to Work on Brain Health

Every year, “World Alzheimer’s Day” falls in September, which is a good reminder that seniors and the elderly can work on maintaining... [ read more... >> ]

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