Senior Care Blog

Who would say “yes” to cancer, you may be thinking, but saying “no” means you’re committed to the lifestyle changes that are different from the bad habits many of us have cultivated over the years.  And the changes require...

I had the good fortune this past weekend to attend a Billy Joel concert, and he had a great bit of advice to offer others of his vintage (he’s 75 years old) as well of those still earlier on...

The classic profile of an older person speaking to a younger person sometimes misses the point.  Yes, grandkids love to hear a grandparent about walking how many miles to school…and that it was uphill both ways.  If the grandkids...

If you grew up in a family as I did we were taught not to, or shown role models who did not, complain.  Well, mostly, there were complaints about where “it hurt” and other maladies that were an inconvenience...

Have you ever taken a trip that was planned by a third party… maybe a National Geographic voyage or that long-awaited trip to Paris or that road trip to wine country in California where their travel bureau highlighted where...

I have to believe that you’ve heard the one about the patient who shows up at the doctor’s office.  The doctor walks into the exam room and asks what has brought the patient in today.  Patient says, “Doc, it...

April 22 is Earth Day, a date that has brought together activists and celebrants since its inception in 1970.  The really nice synergy with people “of an age” is that you and we know to what the first days...

When I speak to some clients our conversation moves from their work lives and forward to their retirements now. Everyone has a different take on the progression from seeking the keys to success to now a concern for where...