September is National Cholesterol Education Month.  Its purpose is to shine a light on a silent condition that has no symptoms but can lead to heart disease through the blocking of your arteries. High cholesterol is often underappreciated as a...

It is said that the fastest growing crime in the country is robbing seniors of their savings.  Sometimes it is by people that seniors know and trust. Often it is by total strangers.  The total damage annually, just among older adults, is over $36...

While there is no such thing as “typical” seniors, as they age, there are a few basic lifestyle things a family or friend can do to make their lives more comfortable.Nearly 15 million older adults in the U.S. live alone, many feeling that they...

In recognition of National Eye Exam Month during August, we take this opportunity to use this space to remind you of a few things you probably already know and, hopefully, suggest a few ideas you may not.It is normal to notice changes in your...

Caring for a seriously ill spouse is an emotionally exhausting time of life.  But, at this time it is particularly important to talk about healthcare wishes and getting an estate plan in order.  When your spouse is seriously ill, the pain is...