What we eat and put into our bodies plays a huge role in our overall health and wellbeing. However, as we age, our senses dull and require more simulation to be triggered. This means that our sense of smell, which is very connected to your sense of taste, is less sensitive as you age. This… Read More

Across the country, people are being encouraged to self isolate themselves to prevent the spread of COVID-19, or the novel Coronavirus. As more and more states implement stay-at-home orders, we are witnessing the positive effects that social distancing can have. That being said, social distancing can be a little isolating and monotonous, so here are… Read More

Stay Connected Virtually: Tools To Bridge The Gap Now more than ever, technology is playing a huge role in how we stay connected. As a result of the COVID-19, or novel Coronavirus pandemic, technology briged the gap for older adults to maintain relationships with family and friends. Luckily, there are a variety of products and… Read More

In recent years, fraud has become one of the most expensive crimes in the country. In 2015, the financial services company, TrueLink, estimated the total loss to fraud at $36.5 billion, and AARP reports that the average loss per victim of fraud is $120,000. Adults over sixty account for millions of fraud victims each year…. Read More

Having the Talk: 5 Tips for Starting the Conversation About Senior Living with Your Relatives Having a discussion with your loved ones about moving out of their home and into a senior living community is a subject best approached sensitively. Many seniors see leaving their home as a loss of independence when in reality that’s… Read More