Senior Care Blog

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...

A philosopher/theologian whom I regard quite highly talks about the first half and the second half of life.  Life is not exactly divided into two equal halves, but it is divided into two very different task assignments if we...

Just when you thought you’d heard everything about COVID!  We early on learned how to be vaccinated, and most of us listened.  We heard how to treat COVID and we’ve been fortunate to have a couple really effective treatments...

Just coming off Super Bowl Sunday, it’s easy to talk about who could run faster, who could pass more accurately, kick farther and just plain who was in the best shape to work to the end of the game...

You know what makes a real difference between grade school children and adults over the age of forty? We could go down an entire list of physiological and intellectual and stature differences, but there is one you may not...

There is much talk recently about “grade inflation” which rather diminishes the formerly exclusive appeal of a report card with A’s on it…or better yet, straight A’s.  But this is a metaphorical discussion about the vitamins your body needs...

Alzheimer’s Disease affects nearly six million people in the United States according to estimates from the CDC, and that makes it the most common of the dementias.  And the number is expected to more than double by 2060. Alzheimer’s...