One of the most difficult talks you'll ever have with your parents will focus on senior care and assisted living options. If you are ready to have this talk with your aging loved one, it’s important to broach the subject from the right angle so you can avoid putting them on the defensive or feeling angry or resentful of you.  … [Read more...]

Retirement is an exciting time that brings the opportunity to relax, tackle punch lists, and try new things. For many seniors, this means hobbies that they didn’t have time for when they were busy with work and children. Staying active and engaged both physically and socially is important for seniors. Hobbies are a great way to challenge the brain, provide a sense of purpose, build social … [Read more...]

Flowers and cards are nice. But one way to truly make this Mother’s Day special is by spending time with your mom recalling memories that you’ve made together. Here are a few ways you can share those memories while making new ones.   … [Read more...]

Giving gifts to aging loved ones can at times feel like an extreme sport. You might feel like your aging loved one has everything they already need or that their preferences are too specific for you to navigate, but don’t despair. With a few key considerations, you can feel confident that you are giving your aging loved ones gifts they will value, put to good use, and support their evolving needs. … [Read more...]

It’s been over a year since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately, we know a lot more about the virus and disease than ever before. More good news – several COVID-19 vaccines are being distributed, and senior citizens have been prioritized for the first stage of vaccinations, especially if they live in a residential or group care facility. … [Read more...]