Senior Care Blog

I often offer advice on how to help your older loved one with challenging tasks or how to protect your older loved one from outside threats, but once in a while the advice applies to us all. And it’s...

Confusion usually means we’re not getting something right, but in physical training and even physical therapy, muscle confusion can be the best thing to help your body stay on your feet, lift properly, and more. We got a lot...

Ageism has the strongest cultural hold in the US when it comes to sexuality. Awareness of ageism is increasing, and this is facilitating improvement in some areas while only glacially creeping along in others. Change is constant, but it’s...

From 2002 to 2011, actor Paul Marcarelli was the voice for Verizon pitching their cellular communications with the simple question, “Can you hear me now?” When that contract ended, Marcarelli was approached by the carrier Sprint who asked him...

I think I can say with high confidence that your parents taught you how to walk…or what the kinesiologists call controlled falling…it’s all fine when you were very young and built very close to the ground. Your parents also...

As our loved ones grow older, we probably are more acutely protective of their health and well-being, especially if we are in the role of caregiver to that loved one. We may even accompany them to a visit with...

It has been a tough pandemic for everyone, but it has been especially difficult for residents of nursing homes across the country. Some were relatively safe from the COVID rampage while others were ravaged. Even those that were clinically...

Would you look for advice from an investment counselor who simply promised a lower rate of loss on your investments? Would you buy the car that promised mileage not as bad as some of the others? Well, we have...