Retirement is a fresh start. While the age that people retire varies, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates the average for American men and women is 63. With the median life…

The holidays are a time filled with love and laughter. These occasions often give us the opportunity to catch up with relatives and loved ones we haven’t seen during the…

As your family member or loved one nears the end of life, it is challenging to balance your emotions with executing all the tasks accompanying terminal care. This post offers…

As we age, our bodies and our minds evolve. Sometimes this change results in cognitive decline, including a lessening of mental acuity related to dementia. Identifying, acknowledging, and managing this…

One consequence of us living longer lives is there’s an increasing number of seniors who need long-term care. While the care needs of people change as they age, staying at…

After a rehabilitation or hospital stay for you or a family member, there are many considerations to take into account before making the transition to home. Here are some tips…