Depression in Seniors: Understanding the Signs and Finding Support Retirement, health changes, and shifts in family dynamics can make later life rewarding yet challenging. Many older adults share that they feel less connected, especially after children move away or...
Quit Smoking for Older Adults: Why It’s Never Too Late The decision to quit smoking for older adults is one of the best choices you can make for your health, no matter your age. According to Smokefree.gov, within just 20 minutes of your last cigarette, your heart rate...
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the most common eye conditions among older adults and a leading cause of vision loss. AMD affects the macula, which is a small but vital spot near the center of the retina responsible for sharp, central vision. When the...
Understanding Age Discrimination: Legal Protections and Why the Workplace Matters Age Discrimination (Ageism) is stereotyping or discrimination against individuals based on their age, and often outdated clichés in advertising or offhand remarks from colleagues or...
Thoughtful Giving: Gift Ideas for Seniors Buying a gift for anyone can be tricky, but it’s often even harder when that person is an aging parent or elderly loved one. Many seniors say things like, “I already have everything I need,” and in many cases, that’s true. By...
Talking Money with Mom & Dad: Financial Planning for Senior Care Talking to your parents about money can feel uncomfortable. For many families, finances are a private topic. Asking questions about income, insurance, or legal documents might feel intrusive....
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