Your Eyes: A Lens to the World!
Posted by Bonnie Joffee on 8/28/2026 to
For the Caregiver
The world becomes black without eye site. As one ages, eye care becomes even more important than ever before. And because March is ‘Save Your Vision’ month, what a great time to address proper eye care and how to preserve it!
In Home Caregiving
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 8/13/2026 to
We have entered into a new era of healthcare — with the possible Medicare and Medicaid cutbacks, the looming increases in our insurance premiums and deductibles, there is no denying that our healthcare system is more than just problematic, no matter what side of the political spectrum you are on.
Elderly Skin Conditions and Remedies
Posted by Amy on 7/18/2026 to
For Your Comfort
Help! When did my young skin disappear?
Skin conditions can pop up at any time - it can be just a normal part of aging or it may indicate underlying health problems.
Summer Activities for people with dementia
Posted by Amy on 7/14/2026 to
Around the House
Good summer activities for people with dementia are simple, familiar, and easy to adapt. Like tending plants, listening to familiar songs, gentle water-based activities, or even reminiscing about past summers can give your loved one something
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[Traveling with Seniors Part 1] Getting in and out of the car easier
Posted by Chris on 6/16/2026 to
On the Move
Traveling with seniors doesn’t have to be difficult. Once you have your travel plans in place, make sure you have the right equipment to make it happen smoothly. This is Part 1 of our series “Make Traveling with Seniors Easier.” In this
National Chocolate Ice Cream Day
Posted by Matt on 6/7/2026 to
In The Kitchen
Check out these no-slip, adapted bowls for easy scooping. Celebrate National Chocolate Ice Cream Day while you're at it!
