Category Archives: Lifestyle

Many older adults will eventually need long-term care. On average, adults age 65 and older can expect to need at least 3 years of this type of care. 1 What level of care will depend on many factors, like ongoing health concerns, availability of family support and h...     read more →

Questions and decisions about long-term care options are common later in life. As we age, activities of daily living (ADLs) can begin to become too challenging to manage alone. Older adults experiencing changes in mobility, vision, and even cognition have several l...     read more →

Many older adults can benefit from the help a caregiver provides. As changes in mobility, cognition, vision, and hearing begin to cause difficulty in everyday activities, having an extra pair of hands to help with personal care, daily tasks, transportation, and mor...     read more →

For many older adults, there comes a time when considering long-term care options becomes necessary. Changes in the ability to perform daily activities independently, along with chronic health conditions and limited mobility, often mean extra help is needed. A c...     read more →

Stress is a common experience for most of us. It is a part of everyday life and can be a minor and passing experience or become a more chronic problem. When dealing with personal health concerns, worries like the COVID-19 pandemic, or the challenges involved in bei...     read more →