Valentine’s Day isn’t just for couples—it’s a chance to share love and joy with everyone in your life. For family caregivers, it’s the perfect excuse to create a special day for your senior loved one, making memories they’ll treasure. Even if you’re busy and tired, small gestures can have a big impact on your happiness.

In recent months, the line between politics and medicine has become more blurred than ever. One recent example comes from Florida, where the state’s General Surgeon released a statement advising against recommending the COVID-19 vaccine. This bold move was met with swift pushback from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), who provided a

The Benefits of Medical Marijuana for Seniors, Especially Those with DementiaAs the population ages, more seniors and their caregivers are exploring alternative treatments to manage the complexities of aging. Among these options, medical marijuana has emerged as a significant contender, particularly for seniors grappling with conditions like dementia. While this topic might still stir debate,

Caring for an older adult is no small task, and it can be expensive too. From out-of-pocket costs for medical supplies and prescription co-pays to home modifications and hiring help—these expenses add up fast. On top of that, many of you might have had to leave your jobs or cut back on hours to provide

Scams are a pervasive issue that prey on people of all ages, but seniors are particularly vulnerable. With a lifetime of experiences and a strong sense of trust, they can be easy targets for scammers. Understanding the tactics used by these criminals and taking proactive steps to protect our loved ones is crucial.Why Seniors Are

Summertime means sun, fun, and… disaster. Wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, and power outages are becoming more frequent and intense. It’s like Mother Nature is cranking up it’s energy as we move out of an ice age. And while these storms can be tough on anyone, they’re especially dangerous for older adults.Why? It’s simple: as we age,

This past week I hosted a webinar (check your emails, members!) on “How to Live With Inflation While On A Fixed Income.” During it, I talked about the struggles seniors are facing at the grocery store, especially with those tricky digital coupons. We talked about what to look for, what to do, and how to get the price

Disaster Preparedness for SeniorsAlmost a day doesn’t go by that we don’t hear about the fires in the west, the hurricanes in the east, or the floods in the plains.Whether it’s fire, hurricanes, or power outages of any kind, what do you and your seniors need to know? Preparation is always the key. But often

Living in Florida, I see a lot of seniors out walking with a dog in their stroller.But when I visit Utah, I see a lot of young people out walking with an empty stroller. Empty Stroller Awareness reminds us of babies gone too soon. Still, getting the fresh air is good for all of us. Walking sticks

The other day we were talking about dementia. And I had mentioned that it can take 8 to 20 years before it’s actually diagnosed. I have written about watching out for the early signs you should go ahead and have your loved one get a full workup. Well, then the latest news comes out…BIG NEW BIOMARKER