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Tips for Hiring Home Care

Tips for Hiring Home Care When a loved one needs more help than family members can provide, many people turn to home caregivers. But the process of finding a home caregiver can be complicated. Directly hiring a caregiver comes with the tax implications of becoming an employer. Agencies are numerous and have varying care requirements… Read More

25 Steps for Estate Planning

The attorneys at The Law Offices of Travis R. Walker, P.A. have a wealth of knowledge. Please take a look at their website and services. Thank you for allowing me to share this article on my site. 25 Steps for Estate Planning Estate planning doesn’t have to be a grim affair. This 25-step checklist will make it… Read More

The Joy of Spring Cleaning Spring is right around the corner! Flowers are beginning to bloom, the days are getting longer, and it’s peak time for reminders about spring cleaning. Spring cleaning isn’t just about dusting shelves and organizing closets—it’s about revitalizing our living spaces and refreshing our minds. And for older adults, spring cleaning… Read More

Talking to Kids About Dementia

Talking to Kids About Dementia When a loved one receives a diagnosis of dementia, it can be a welcome answer to years of questions. But it’s also the start of a new journey for families with lots of unknown variables. It’s a hard thing for adults to navigate—but what about kids? Maybe your teenager has… Read More

The People in Your Aging Neighborhood

The People in Your Aging Neighborhood As we journey through the various stages of life, our needs, concerns, and health considerations evolve. Aging can bring about unique challenges and require specialized care and support. However, most don’t know about these professionals until we need to interact with them. In the spirit of Sesame Street’s “The… Read More

Make Music a Part of Your Healthy Aging Plan

Make Music a Part of Your Healthy Aging Plan Music has been described by both scholars and artists as the universal language of humanity. Music is therapeutic, especially when it comes to healthy aging. As research continues to unveil the relationship between music and our minds, it becomes increasingly evident that embracing musical moments is… Read More

Make a Plan for Independent Aging

Make a Plan for Independent Aging February is Senior Independence Month, an opportunity to celebrate the vitality and resilience of older adults. Aging is life—everybody’s doing it! Most older adults want to maintain their independence for as long as possible. The best way to achieve that is to plan ahead and be proactive. There are… Read More

7 Steps for a Healthier Heart

7 Steps for a Healthier Heart Our heart, the tireless engine that powers our body, deserves our care and attention. This American Heart Month let’s think about the ways we all can improve our heart health. Here are seven things you can do to show your heart some love: 1. Eat heart-healthy foods That old… Read More

3D Printing for Accessibility

3D Printing for Accessibility Three-dimensional (3D) printing, a marvel of modern technology, has profoundly transformed the landscape of assistive technology, creating a more inclusive and accessible world for individuals with disabilities. This revolutionary approach has democratized the creation and distribution of assistive devices, breaking down barriers that once limited their availability. Before the advent of… Read More

Glaucoma: The Silent Thief of Sight

Glaucoma: The Silent Thief of Sight It may be easy to overlook vision health, especially if you’re not having any problems with your eyesight. January is Glaucoma Awareness Month which serves as an important reminder, particularly for older adults, to prioritize eye health. Glaucoma, often termed the “silent thief of sight,” can start “stealing” your… Read More